proceed at headway speed
by jmritz

Comment:
This is enchanting! superb work. what else to say…
I had to google the title though

Pause
by markwiley

Comment:
A grand classic revisited, fun and fetching. the dead center character is perfect there. A slight tilt up to get a little less pavement and a little more of this chicagoan massacre on top would not change much but would fit everything a little more neatly in the frame.
A great shot in any case. Was this staged?

#Birdman
by odriew

Comment:
With all its flaws this image has some integrity. A splendid miracle!

Faith Fact and Forgery
by PennyStreet

Comment:
right away I recognized the picture that inspired you (though it has never been published here, on my web site I guess) Nice forgery indeed!
I’m guessing this could be a DonZ

Forest fires
by clickodak

Comment:
Landscapes as I like them, adequately disconcerting and halcyon.

Essential Papers on Kabbalah
by nam

Comment:
Nice tonal work here. If I once see my work forged, you will be a choice suspect. Coming back once more on this image I definitively would square crop it. Nobody will miss the cars on the left and it would also strengthen the composition I feel. To my surprise I recognized this place from a series of photos I had seen quite recently. The spirits involved here are more bound to wine than the Arizonian arcane. Nice work.

Hitting the Next Ramp
by Damon

Comment:
Striking image! fine tuned processing. I have the impression of seeing a movie still. The character’s intense expression leeds me to wonder what it’s all about (your tittle did not help me much); that’s where the really shallow DOF gets in the way. Besides a ceiling, a light, perhaps a ventilator, the clues are rather scarce. A very good shot nevertheless.

This is the Chalice of my Blood
by the_rkp

Comment:
Quite an enjoyable scene. nice find! I seems you tried to fit two pictures in one here, human interest and architecture. If you had moved your camera down diagonally to include more of the two thirsty gentlemen I feel your image could have been more compelling than it already is.
I have a suggestion for a slightly less blasphemous title as well: “The Sipstine Chapel”

burial ground
by grahamgator

Comment:
The undeserved punishment of eternal boredom amongst decaying paint buckets, piping fixtures, unassorted nuts and bolts and an obsolescent rusty lawnmower. A very olfactive still life (for still life in French one says “nature morte” ...dead nature)

Watch the show
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Nice collection of faces. The duotone editing could be mine. The young chap staring at you makes me think of when I’m asked for advice on street photography; I usually say: First, master the art of being invisible.
Or is this a subtle tribute to “eye contact”?
Tiberius?