noonish
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Aggregating lunch break recollections, repeated, mixed, recombined.

eroding
by 2mccs

Comment:
Eroding indeed like life, like art. Very effective to my eye. 7

on a low note
by tate

Comment:
Surreal aggregation has real impact except for the head on the keyboard I think. 7

Dreams of Flight
by vawendy

Comment:
Has a quality of frozen birds in ice like maybe the next earthly environmental calamity.

Oriwork
by Neat

Comment:
Well seen overlay of rectilinear grit and diagonal buildings. Excellent cross-fertilization of visual effects.

u m b i l i c u s
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Dada photography? What a find and not even DuChamp.

draw a drain
by jmritz

Comment:
Love this example of what I've attempted so many times but you have shown how to do. Perfectly found and composed aggregation of the essential elements: manhole cover, calligraphic tar patches and pedestrian's legs. Something for contemplation.

Impasse
by MeMex2

Comment:
What a powerful juxtaposition of the profile and the sign. Perfectly composed. Brilliant example of "pure" photographic art (unless I'm a fool).

eclipse
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment:
Neat take on 20th century modern art iconography. Don't know how else to describe this except to add that it has impact for me as something close to Op Art but also synthesizing ideas of Malevich's Supremetism and even Yves Klein for me. The bottom line is that it is a sensitively encapsulated punch of visual sensation. Can I say the red is perfect on my retina display.

crazy times
by cutout

Comment:
This is real art. It has dramatic nuance and visual punch. The equivocal postures of the figures- somewhere between desperation and elation - and shapes - alternating between cutout and solid - perform their drama against the theatrical, noirish shadows. I love the vicious competition between the natural human shapes and hard unnatural straight lines and angles. Quite a masterful result.