Somebody's Dirty Rear-end
by Blackbox

Comment:
You got more ones than me!
There's something sad about getting the brown, but I love the company.

On His Mark
by LadyK

Comment:
Be happy :)

Mogwai
by pixelpig

Comment:
I'll give it a ribbon -


One of few shots in the challenge without a person or people, but could be the one with the most humanity.

Welcome to the quality end of the voting scale.

Flying
by jeger

Comment:
Dramatic. Dramatic light. Nails the challenge.

All Work and no Play Makes a Pink Man
by raish

Comment:
In my advancing years it is often plainly apparent that I have need of an evening/afternoon nap. My wife is now so sensitive to the signs (though possibly not to my masculine pride) that she looks at me and says: "You're pink".

On the day of the deadline for this challenge I had no time for any nap at all and, having worked all day doing what I do and all evening doing something carpentry-like, I fired off a quick self portrait at (checks EXIF)...ten to nine pm, and this is it.

'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy' is how the saying goes.

Message edited by author 2009-08-26 15:50:28.

Unlikely Escape
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Serendipitous - and the rest. I think lady luck gets a lot of help when she's in your part of town.

Either way it's a beautiful mess of reflection and a worthy posthumous blue.

Hurrah.

Pink Noise (tribute to charliebaker)
by charliebaker

Comment:
Well, we're always in good company. A couple of those that came in under you are cracking examples of the brown genre, by the way...

Brown Ribbons are People, Too
by posthumous

Comment:
OK, you got it for the title. I was also hoping to get the inmates of Guanntanamo to club together for a long stretch award, but they closed it down. Shucks.

dreaming of a yellow ribbon
by whiterook

Comment:
Beautiful coloured textile. If that ain't a ribbon, what is?

Overload
by snaffles

Comment:
Brown gold -