sur le plage 2
by tnun

Comment:
There's a photograph (and a book) by Keith Carter, called 'Fireflies'. This is in that charming vein. Thank you.

Pause
by RKT

Comment:
Unexpectedly absorbing. It looks such a simple picture at first and then it offers more and more, compositionally, tonally. I ended up being fascinated by the top-left corner, trying to decide if that's where the portrait starts, or where it finishes. Happily, I couldn't decide. Thank you.

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Unsolicited
by streetpigeon

Comment:
I thought the net was pointing the wrong way until I realised that I was upside down. I heard recently that in the early days of basketball, the net did not have an exit hole at the bottom. They had to use a stepladder after every basket. True? Urban myth? Reflection pictures always seem to have me ... reflecting. Thank you.

Blindfolded
by posthumous

Comment:
It doesn't look much like an elephant. Try showing a hint of tusk, perhaps? Thank you.

what's happiness ?
by mariuca

Comment:
That's the cold shoulder. Thank you.

Untitled
by aznym

Comment:
It's a religious text. Unless it's a DIY book titled "How to Renovate your Wheelhouse". Speaking of titles, would you like me to send you some? No charge for an old mate. Thank you.

hawser
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
I see a low angle shot of a really tall skinny dude wearing hairy pants. And a cricket box (some may not grasp that, which is always a good thing where cricket boxes are concerned). He looks good in your frame. Thank you.

Apprentice Curmudgeons
by NikonJeb

Comment:
A guy in a Steelers jacket rides a Barbie bike. Can't touch this. Thank you.

A1010194
by MAK

Comment:
I could not take this photograph. It's remarkably harmonious. Thank you.

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by krnodil

Comment:
Wow! That grasps one firmly by the sensibilities, don't it? I'm always happy to look at reductive photographs. Thank you.