There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold...
by skewsme

Comment:
a lovely image. the colours are so rich and deep. the sweep of sunset-lit clouds on top of the little white ones is wonderful.

Rosemary Shattered
by C_Steve_G

Comment:
i really like this, but i do wish it was cropped to the edge of the broken pane - i find the second edge quite distracting.

Illustrated Word: One more for the road
by cgino

Comment:
o, yeah.

X-Ray
by spencerwood

Comment:
that worked so well! very effective indeed.

The Lady
by Alicia

Comment:
deep and dark. lovely.

when i was in my second year of art college, i was in an evening 19th century art history class - 1 1/2 hour lecture following two three hour studio classes. the lectures were held in a large amphitheatre hall. we, of course, sat at the back and vegged slightly. the professor would write the titles of the paintings we were to see on the board, all the way up at the front.

so, one evening, we were all trying to read her handwriting (sit closer? but why?) and one of the pieces we would see than class was 'lady macbeth and the daggers' by, uh.... this was almost 20 years ago. however, in her writing, it truly looked like 'lady macbeth and the doggies'. so, i leaned forward and quietly said 'out, out, damned spot'. that was it - we were useless for the next 20 minutes or so. nothing prolongs the giggles so much as trying not to.

Illustrated Word: Anatomy of an attack :-)
by cgino

Comment:
wow. amazing!

Giselle
by nixter

Comment:
lovely indeed. the light is just so, so, so. yes.

Prospect fish store
by Wink

Comment:
hey, dude, were you home? a nice shot, but i'm not entirely sure about the semi-sabatier effect.

winter weeds
by ErinM

Comment:
simple, clean and true.

Rainy Night
by Alicia

Comment:
i think you did. i love dorothy parker for the same reasons. this image works very well.