Throwing stones into the water.
by David Newland

Comment:
You made me laugh. Yes, growing up in a city surrounded by three rivers, I threw a lot of stones into water. But, the glass? Nice play.

Walking To Practice
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment:
Just a technical note: cutting ones head with the background line, which is going straight at his nose, is quite disturbing. Even the moderately shallow depth of field doesn't help here. Otherwise, technically very well realized photo.

Open Wide - Here Comes the Choo Choo Train
by TacTZilla

Comment:
I remember another mother feeding another kid, and we, that's I and many kids, would start dancing and singing once the troublemaking kid ate. It's fun even now, many many years after, remembering the eating ceremony.

Pox
by xianart

Comment:
Ha, now you brought back some memories. Yes, scratch scratch scratch, and in the meantime cry... Then some cold white powder over the body...

Nice realization, wonderful idea, very good, indeed very good.

My Mother: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
by heavyj

Comment:
Beautiful woman, with strong facial features.

The Goal
by brumer0

Comment:
Nice exercise, nice gradient of light.

Dawn
by jmritz

Comment:
A slice of moon in the sky, a rhythm of waves on the lake...

Our Family Car (I'm a '55 Myself)
by lynnesite

Comment:
I'm looking at the mountains, they're beautiful, magnificent...remind me of my mountains at my place.
I grew up pretending to drive a car standing still in the garage, listening to the Beatles and Led Zepellin and Pink Floyd and Deep Purple in the car's radio. Now, I don't care about cars, I don't even drive, but I love music.

My Pal "Rocco"
by glad2badad

Comment:
I like the depth of field here, it reveals just a little, the same way as memories are, bits and pieces...

My red wagon went everywhere with me
by laurie241

Comment:
You made me remember my first bicycle. I never had a toy like this one. I wish there were a couple of legs or hands, so that there is some life to this image... On the other hand, there needn't be any, because the memory belongs to a far away time.. But then, why isn't the wagon in distance, so that I have to look for it?