Black is checkmated
by whiterook

Comment:
What was the white's last move?

Migrants
by maxlevay

Comment:
A very good social commentary with this photo. They're in the shadows, that's true, they're in the black market, and we're always suspicious that they're stealing. Although they always have the light on top of their heads, they remain in the shadows. Of course, title defines this.

babycino
by boysetsfire

Comment:
I love this frame. The picture is nice too.

Rise n Shine
by karenk

Comment:
You've got a cool funny dude here.

Te nosce
by PeterPic

Comment:
Life blows... Opportunities are there, but one can not enter them, they are windows, so the entrance can not be conventional. Rusty chances or light outside of the Plato's cave? Here's this human at the centre of it all (to hell with the rule of thirds), trying to know itself, wondering whether Mohammed can help... In the mean time, the look is locked on the wall, but are the eyes open?

Te nosce, if only I could...

Determination
by Patsfan

Comment:
The tension on her face speaks volumes. One of the best sports photos, but not only that, it's more than sports, it's about humans, how we waste energy so that we gain more. It reminded me of one passage from Bronowski's the Ascent of Man, when he explains why we humans engage in sports, while animals don't.

Mary and jesus
by nickday

Comment:
Not a comment on your photo, but on the culture and history as a hole: do you really believe Jesus was blond?

In fact, this is a comment on your photo, because this photo doesn't try to be symbolic neither metaphorical, it just wants to convey something that it holds as true, but the fact is different. And Jesus is Jesus, not jesus.

A Place to Think
by Zapatka

Comment:
Those spikes of the fences, look threatening and she looks like she knows it.

Uptown Vs Downtown
by Antoni0

Comment:
I'll add this to my favourites, but it will get not such a high score from me. The idea and the find is wonderful, man, it's masterful. But, I don't know, I don't like the realization. The colours bother me, the yellowish shade it's just...I don't know...hell, I'm going to give you two more points, so you get the second best score from me for this challenge. And, please, consider a better title, this one isn't funny nor interesting, it's just clever, but there's no need to be clever with this wonderful find. Once more, please note, I'm voting and favouring the potential that this image has, not the actual one. I thank you for showing me the potential, for opening my mind and making me write this long comment.

J'entre-aperçois Jésus
by JimToulouse

Comment:
A mastery use of negative space. I think. No, I know. I'm sure this is a mastery use of negative space, you fill the Universe with a small cross there behind all the chaos of life and you place the cross in the light, where it should be.

Not that I believe in these things, but I'm just saying that you've masterly interpreted the notion of sacred that human culture nourishes.