Vivie
by QuickClickMick

Comment:
The window is still open and the leaves blow in,
In crisp harmonies bouncing off old walls,
A lonely chair in a corner, cushioned full,
An instrument of polished Art amongst the ruins.
And I can still hear the Music......


Beautiful.

Die-Hard Sports Fans
by GeneralE

Comment:
This looks really good - the window is set perfectly to have the ferocious skeletal dog come through it.

Forest fires
by clickodak

Comment:
I had to pause for awhile to really study this before I figured it out.
Kudos to you for a great photograph which made me want to do that. I like the center reflected image a lot - stark, like winter.

Invisible
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Elegant eye for the capture - sad for the tired human being left behind on the right. One of my favourites in this challenge - so simple and yet - so much more contained within it. Superb social commentary.

for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness or in health, till death do us part
by Deve

Comment:
Absolutely stunning - the expressions of both people - acknowledgment, trust, concentration and Love just elevates this photo. I love the lead-in lines of the woman's arm with the watch on it, time ticking away swiftly and the other lines of the man going the opposite way in his journey yet they still share a powerful connection. Superb and my favourite in this challenge.

Against the Wind
by pmichaud

Comment:
These dogs look so happy in the wind like they have no cares in Life. This is priceless, I love it!

Peek a boo- I see you.
by BrennanOB

Comment:
An EXCELLENT domestic re-creation of Doug Jones as the Pale Man in Pan's Labyrinth - that creature was truly frightening - creepy eyes. Hands up my favourite in this challenge, well done!!

No more specials at the old Sunset Grill
by mefnj

Comment:
I have no idea what really happened here from viewing your photograph, but it strikes me as sad and poignant. I love the shadow looking at the loss and how it is superimposed on the reflection, silent, waiting, perhaps remembering? The tones in this are equally muted and dark all around adding much to the sense of emptiness. Very well done indeed.

Ode to March
by wildiris

Comment:
The pink colours reflected in the rilles are gorgeous and the multiple level silky lines draw the eye in to and over the waterflow, gentle rise at first then more pronounced as it becomes faster and darker. All 3 parts are here - Strophe, Antistrophe, Epode.
Beautiful.

Out of Season
by streetpigeon

Comment:
I LOVE this - it is poignant and a touch ghostly, like these hand crafted steeds are just waiting for the turn of the season to come back to life while they are imprisoned and one can just see their outlines through the bars. The bench overlay works well too as a reminder of the changes past and coming. Bravo, brilliantly crafted!