Learning to Fly
by Heavy

Comment:
Wow. Double Wow. When I grow up, can I take pictures like these?

The 7 D's
by bhound

Comment:
Not very interesting composition. Now.... had the battery been strapped to the dog's back, the dime balanced on his nose, the dart sticking out of his forehead, and his leg lifted over the dollar bill, and the jewelry hanging off his pierced nose...... Couldn't think of one darned thing to do with the die - then maybe !

70s memories fading away
by saiphfire

Comment:
The spacing feels awkward, but the mood comes through the soft colors against the pure black background. Did you shoot into a mirror? If not, I would question the amount of editing you did.

Polaroid SX - 70 Land Camera Alpha 1
by EaThis

Comment:
From whence we came, eh? Simply nice.

Dissent
by ccasey

Comment:
So much anger. The end of civil behavior - you got the gist of it. The angle of the model's body against that fence illustrates that. Can't say "Nice Photo!", but can say "well-done!"

Afro Contemplation
by chefsam

Comment:
Interesting Viewpoint. The mirroring patterns of circles and spirals on model and artwork is very nice. I might have brought the model up just a little (more forehead and less of her severed left wrist.) Cropping between the tile line and sneaker sole removes the distraction from the little portion of right wall (and you still retain the power of the top circle.)

Mini Madness
by dragonlady

Comment:
This is the only picture that made me want to return to the 70's! Then: That picture could have been of me. Now: Wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Original 70's Slot Cars
by saintnicholas_25

Comment:
Terrific composition - the positioning of the colors is well-done. The reflection add a nice touch.

Oh....the stories we can tell!
by BMacD

Comment:
One of the few positives of the 70's. The way you were able to retain the scratches of life in your photo makes this one of my favorites. The not-quite-perfect heart-shaped shadows within are the icing. This totally objective vote is brought to you by another Kathryn

The Dreamer
by babymadero

Comment:
Remember when - photographers couldn't afford to develop that many pictures. They actually had time to lie in the grass and contemplate life! Nice composition.