What is and what may be
by Paul

Comment:
Imprlessive visual evocation of a childish (or anyone's) imagination.

maybe tomorrow will be better
by Neat

Comment:
Emotive shild's portrait. Some hint of context could empower the shot. 6

fleeting
by lei_73

Comment:
Very strong image won't quickly fade from memory and if it does will demand refreshing. This is an example of how a single element not only ties it all together while providing that essential opposite to make the point. The statuesque solitary person among all the modern chaos makes it work. Hard to imagine how it could be improved.

Faith Fact and Forgery
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Surprising mix of ambiguous verbiage and mutually disrupted humanistic narrative,

jjbeguin's vertigo
by Sisto

Comment:
Strong and disorienting point of view conveying a poignantly self conscious if narcissitic anxiety so nearly impossible for a lesser talent to capture.

life in motion
by tate

Comment:
Frozen as it were, and striking shadows. Perfectly full ranging tones give it real power only slightly diminished by the loose crop, Try giving up some of the right and left excess to compress the movement into the essentials. So nearly so great. It's a rare favorite for me for what it could be.

Miracle on Jonker Street
by jjbeguin

Comment:
On the spot and in the moment. Good crowd thrusting pattern and emotional faces framed to make the point.

eye contact
by mitalapo

Comment:
Compellingly engaging In your (or my) face capture. Excellent.

proceed at headway speed
by jmritz

Comment:
There's a sympathetic if understated humanism here even without explicit human activity. Just a turkey after all - normally the subject of sarcasm by us higher forms but here not so. This image could be a classic and certainly a favorite of mine.

The giftwrapper
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
Very expressive interpretation. Focusing on the environment instead of the protagonist may be unexpected but so powerfully makes the point. I'm so moved and won't forget it.