Cloud Poster
by streetpigeon

Comment:
I want to know more about the pictures and text at left. But don't tell me: I love wanting to know more, and wish to go on wanting. Thank you.

Red Wattle Bird
by jomari

Comment:
I'd have preferred the slight movement blur. But that's not news: I like everything a little blurred. Or a lot. It's a lovely, interesting bird. Thank you.

Ben More
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
You are telling me that Sir Hugh tabulated this mountain while reclining in a deck chair on the beach? And you photographed it in the same magnificently indolent way? Huge respect to you both! Thank you.

hands.IMG_7196
by mariuca

Comment:
If this picture had sound, I fancy it would be a violin. Actually, now that I pause, I can hear it I think. It's the first bars of Bartok's No 1 Concerto. Thank you.

A1010444
by MAK

Comment:
Such a beautiful place, beautifully captured. This valley is what happens when a mountain sighs. Thank you.

my left foot
by krnodil

Comment:
My left foot shots are always in plan view. This is a side elevation. You must be a lot more flexible than me. It's a gentle massage of a photograph. Feels good. Thank you.

Untitled
by aznym

Comment:
Epic. You hold onto something please, Az, because I think you don't have much spare elevation above that ocean at your place. Thank you.

Grandmother's House
by Germaine

Comment:
It reaches back very distinctly (Blur = Distinct! How about that?). Tones, grain and a restless crop all in agreement on their purpose. Me too. Thank you.

Scruffy
by RKT

Comment:
Blair Witch. Fabulous foreboding. Is there a tiny bit of magenta in there (I'm a touch colour-blind)? If there is, it's so weird because if I unfocus the eyes, something becoming nearly inevitable as the years pass, then I register a magenta hue quite strongly, but then as soon as I focus on any particular spot, I see no magenta there. This is an absorbing picture for that and several other reasons. Thank you.

Elusive
by streetpigeon

Comment:
Well, you know that I like wildlife photography. And I like Martin Parr. This is half-way between the two. So I like it doubly Thank you.