New
by Firstrich1

Comment:
Sorry I missed this challenge. This is such a great shot. There seems to be a lot of new life happening these days. I wonder if it's an epidemic. Beautiful picture.

Life Feeds On Life
by ScottK

Comment:
mine...mine...mine..mine, mine, mine,mine,mineminemineminemine
minemineminemineminemine.. anyone seen Finding Nemo. This reminds me of that. Good choice. It's so true and so simple.

57 Chevy Watch...A Blast From The Past
by Firstrich1

Comment:
You know, I don't think there is anything wrong with the watches being out of focus. I can see how that would be a problem but it still seems like that gives it more language. The focus gets more and more blurry as this very car or memory fades further into the past. Does that make sense? It's like the memory is fading along with the item.

Soar
by Konador

Comment:
Clean, beautiful colors, fits the challenge nicely in that it promotes the best freedom of all, flying. I only wish humans were free to do that. Oh, well, I'll work with what I have.

Live On
by Imagineer

Comment:
Wow! Cool shot. I like this one because it presents the idea of free movement, and passion and emotion. It's expressionistic, if that is even a word. Love it.

Cry of Freedom
by crabappl3

Comment:
Had trouble figuring this one out at first but after I got it, I like it. Very good imagery.

Reflections of the past
by nborton

Comment:
The water coming off the wheel presents a possibility of time going by and the old joining the large expanse of past that is the lake, while the water coming in is unseen off the right of the picture waiting it's turn to turn the wheel.

History´s Biggest Nostalgia ....(Christianity)
by Nazgul

Comment:
Yeah, well, I don't know if it is a nestalgia so much as something that is still being worked on. After all, it is considered a living religion and tradition, they don't necessarily wish for the past or regret it's passing, (infact I hope not, considering the bloody mess Christianities history holds). Still I like the imagery because it could go for any form of reading or tradition in which books played a heavy part.

His first self portrait...in 1964 or so.
by fanfuine

Comment:
He's handsome both then and now, but is it healthy to remember yourself as you were instead of working on who you are now?

The Ritz
by crabappl3

Comment:
Nice cane.