forest.jpg
by dahkota

Comment:
Nice. Know what I thought of the moment I looked at it? This. Obvious connection, I suppose, but I didn't make it for the obvious reason. I was thinking of detachment. Of course, maybe that's what Pink Floyd were really thinking of, too.

ETA: I see you still quote Saint-Ex. Apt!

Message edited by author 2009-01-04 06:57:05.

Again I Go Unnoticed
by incubus

Comment:
Nice. I think it says what it says very well. I like to consider the relationship between words (even just titles) and pictures ... how the photograph illuminates the photographer's thoughts. It seems that you do too.

Rice
by KincaHUN

Comment:
Simple, but elegant. Just like rice itself, really.

The Millinery Shop
by stevieian

Comment:
Facing the sun and dreaming of (yearning for) ... another place, maybe? Lovely pale lemon tones, and of course gorgeous light.

arboreal flotsam
by krnodil

Comment:
Very absorbing, provocative photograph. It asks questions of the viewer; about context, even about the medium we are seeing (i.e. Is it under water? In a puddle? In a deep drift at the base of the tree?) Then other thoughts follow (What does it smell like? Is it soft, or crunchy?) I like questions, and the less information that's easily grasped, the more questions your image asks. Too good for a score but I'm giving it one anyway. 9.

...and I feel fine
by pawdrix

Comment:
End of the world & there's one guy taking a picture of it! Who's gonna look at it?

I just last night read a Stephen King short story called Graduation Afternoon, in which a nuke explodes over Manhattan & a group of people watch it happen and make comments, like they are merely observers (rather than the participants they were to become, just seconds later).

This somehow reminded me of that.

Sand
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Quote from JuliBoc: "I'm having such a good time."

It shows.

Through the Hollow
by trevytrev

Comment:
I'm watching this. Ichabod Crane will arrive a little later, I am nearly sure of it.

See? Lensbaby Composer with the Time Travel attachment. What'll they think of next?

The End of a Day
by luvmyaussie

Comment:
You're awfully good, Amy J Hopp.

Departure
by pawdrix

Comment:
Yes. Yes indeed. Nice LB use, too. Of course, it would be not so good without that trash, which a lesser observer would have thoughtlessly cloned out, not appreciating that the presence of the trash balances the bird. Liberates the bird, in fact.