You Name It
by DistantColours

Comment:
... the whirligig of time.
(Twelfth Night)

You Name It !
by streetpigeon

Comment:
We are such stuff as dreams are made on.
(The Tempest)

You Name It
by grahamgator

Comment:
Uneasy lies a head that wears a crown.
(Henry IV Pt2)

Oh my hat!
by whiteroom

Comment:
There is a guy (black guy) up in the top right corner scowling at the Giraffe in the Hat. And another guy (white guy) upside-down kissing the first guy on the eye socket. The guy in the back part of the giraffe suit seems too short for the role. The wardrobe guy has done the guy (tall skinny guy) in the front half of the giraffe suit no favours, leaving his fedora on like that; it destroys the whole effect of the trick. This photograph seems a bit rickety. I think you needed some guy-wires.
Thank you.

water world
by tate

Comment:
On the podium. Third place only, but the other two were even more inexplicable than yours, so you can't complain. Of the three, yours is the most beautifully photographed craft-wise. But I don't care about that so it doesn't count. It's still the bronze medal for you, then. But should the other two get disqualified, which of course would be splendid, you are perfectly placed to pounce.
Thank you.

hey there
by PennyStreet

Comment:
The most interesting photo in the challenge. No, wait. It's one of two that are equally-most-interesting. You're tied at 10. First one to slip me 20 bucks in a plain brown envelope gets an 11, and thoroughly well deserved, too.
Thank you.

Spring Rain
by NikonJeb

Comment:
The most interesting photo in the challenge. No, wait. It's one of two that are equally-most-interesting. You're tied at 10. First one to slip me 20 bucks in a plain brown envelope gets an 11, and thoroughly well deserved, too.
Thank you.

IN THE HAZE OF THE MORNING
by insteps

Comment:
Henry,

A rich pleasure, and a thrilling example of photography as legitimate art.

I’m so sick of seeing photographs described as “stunning” (with apologies to tanguera in this case, I’m not calling her out ... I have great affection and respect for her), because stunning is the act of rendering insensible. This ensemble of spare photographs, presented so simply, so coherently, has the opposite effect; of heightening the viewer’s senses. It’s anti-stunning.

You demonstrate that one of the most powerful expressions of photography is to reduce the subject to its essentials. A distillation. And in the case of this work, that distillation is a single malt.

Thank you.

Tangle
by whiteroom

Comment:
Satisfactory.

boundless
by jagar

Comment:
Perfect. Thank you.