the crumbling corporate world
by nixter

Comment:
Terrific street whimsy made extra terrific by the contrary arrow. Street sweet considerations aside, it's also a very fine photograph. 9 and thank you.

photobomb
by tanguera

Comment:
It's quite beautiful. 9 and thank you.

Black Drongo
by artistChan

Comment:
This is the best picture of a drongo that I've ever seen. Mind you, I haven't seen as many as I have of elephants, but even if I had I'm still sure that this one would remain the most "Holy Mackerel!" bit of drongophraphy ever. I'm so jealous that you made this beautiful photograph of such a difficult-to-do-justice-to bird that has seen me fail 100% of the time ... though all my efforts were with the African cousin, the fork-tailed drongo, which is probably a much more difficult subject than this Asian variant. I'm lying; it's exactly the same. Still, I hate you a bit.. But thank you; it's quite brilliant. 9 (at least).

receding water
by doodles

Comment:
A terrific example of how the awful can become the wonderful. I love this, in spite of all popular sentiment against it (which I am anticipating only, at this stage). It's mesmerisingly beautiful. It rewards another look, and another. It reminds me of something else improbably beautiful but I can't remember what it was. I don't even care if YOU think it's awful ΓΆ€“ and you might I suppose ΓΆ€“ I love it. 8 & thank you.

what about us
by cutout

Comment:
I dunno. What about us? Are we screwed yet? We are if you ever stop doing this. 8 & thank you.

Flour Merchant
by salmiakki

Comment:
Nothing special except for everything you did. That's ALL special; vision, technique and processing restraint. A quietly wonderful photograph, perfectly executed. 8. Thank you.

Never Alone
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Brilliant. It's the photograph as transformative public art. I've got it ... you're Banksy! Nice stuff, Banksy, have an 8 and a thank you.

IMG_3510
by sidpixel

Comment:
Low fidelity photographs are either awful or fabulous. Yours is fabulous. It looks so alien, or surreal (one of those, possibly both) and yet it's no doubt something pretty ordinary in reality. But reality usually sucks and your transformative influence makes it instead into something uncommon and fascinating. 8 & thank you.

fractured
by 2mccs

Comment:
Yes. Just enough stuff to be something, not enough stuff to be easily ticked and flicked. The viewer, assuming a minimum level of curiosity, can't avoid giving this a good long run for its money. Me, I love it. 8 and thank you.

discordance
by NiallOTuama

Comment:
Whoa! I love irreconcilable photographs, especially when they are (a) beautiful, and (b) on extended consideration waver in and out of my comprehension. This one gets ticks in both those boxes from me. 8 & thank you.