balcony vagabond
by Donald

Comment by streetpigeon:
It's just that twist imparted by your lens, undigitizng the rectilinear scene, that moves us into a new appreciation of our world. Slight and kind of subtle, yet powerful. And you've found a section of the urban forest that's varied in color and form. What I find most fascinating is the framing. It's so unusual, curved in such a fashion, balcony and upper clouds, that we seem to be looking out of an eye. It makes the image compellingly personal for us, psychologically involving. It shifts our entire relationship to the photograph. Nice title.
Thank you.

balcony vagabond
by Donald

Comment by posthumous:
a quick dizzy look at the city. we never really get a good look at our home. we're always too busy to notice it. instead of capturing a view that we normally would miss, this photo instead captures the blur of living and not noticing.

right stuff for the right job
by Donald

Comment by GolferDDS:
Interesting accumulation of tools. The composition of the picture seems random. Maybe that is your point since the required objects seemed random as well.

sports car
by Donald

Comment by willem:
The car is interesting, the image not so much.

Thomas
by Donald

Comment by roz:
a different take on the challenge .. and i like it .. !! ..

Black Vulture in flight
by Donald

Comment by spencelg:
What a wingspan!

right stuff for the right job
by Donald

Comment by roz:
i really like mechanical things and tools ..
i think i'm a bit of a nerd as well .. but all is not lost ..
because i really like this ..
so my 'disabilities' are to your advantage .. :)

right stuff for the right job
by Donald

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Benefit of the doubt that one of those things is a knife. :) Interesting collection nonetheless.

Level
by Donald

Comment by spencelg:
I like these shapes. I wouldn't have thought of this as a subject, but I think it works.

Black Vulture in flight
by Donald

Comment by MaryO:
Nice light through the wings. On my screen, I can't see much detail in the darker areas.