Beacon
by trevytrev

Comment:
God, is it still snowing there?

by ErinM

Comment:
This is very good.

I rarely do this, but I'm going to admit that I'd have taken a square crop from the top, and left the arrow to fend for itself on the cutting room floor. The human figure is just so memorably accented against the light wall, and bracketed by the vertical shadow of a tone that exactly matches his own, that I think the arrow actually drains some of the tension out of the shot.

When someone tells me how my own stuff should have been, I don't take it at all well. So I hope you're of a more amenable disposition than I.

Jul08.002
by Kali

Comment:
Yes. That's everything a photograph should be.

Facing Future
by Kali

Comment:
More of your bold point-of-view. More good, too.

Jul08.004
by Kali

Comment:
That's a really terrific photograph. It's imperfections are perfect. Just like life. And just like children, for that matter.

wheels
by cgino

Comment:
I like your musing on the drive-by process. I have a feeling that all photography would be improved if it was unintentional, or at least unpremeditated. Maybe cameras should have no viewfinders at all? Some of my best images happened with little help from me.

Beach Scene
by Germaine

Comment:
Do people live on that wharf, or am I fooled by the point of view?

Concussion
by JuliBoc

Comment:
I'm pleased to see they picked the bike up first. They're quite valuable, you know.

the poetry of reproduction
by krnodil

Comment:
Of all the flower shots I don't like, this isn't one of them. Not even close.

Calculated Risk
by benee

Comment:
Yes it's funny and clever. And the title is a very entertaining clue.