Some Pictures I’ve Liked volume 32

• Morning, Foster Avenue Beach from outofcontxt; I just love the dream-like blur on this shot–there’s something groggy about it.
• sleeping angel from A Little Piece of the World; wonderful perspective, and a perfect capture of a small child’s absolute surrender to sleep.
• Absence from noushin; wonderful color; the stacked boats look so small against the water and sky.
• #168: The Bowery, NYC from the streets are alive; the graffiti man and the Lubevicher seem equally puzzled to encounter one another.
• untitled from Jinky Art; just charming.
• North Reading Room from your waitress photos; there’s something so inviting about a row of lamps at a library.
• soft buds… from incidence; I’m a sucker for black and white tulip pictures–I love the DOF on this one, it really makes the flowers pop out.
• Sunday Morning from (Bea); an incredibly light and restful picture–it makes me want to settle down with the Sunday book reviews and a cup of coffee.
• Smöde, Mendocino’s, Helsinki from fourteen places to eat; that’s a bass player if ever I saw one.
• Griffith Park Observatory from the streets are alive; even if this building didn’t figure so prominently in one of my favorite movies, Rebel Without a Cause, I’d still be smitten by the texture and tone of this photograph.
• 154 from echo; these black and white photos feel especially rich to me, and I love the shadows in the ponies’ faces.
• BW Rhapsody from Million-Year Picnic; the tones and textures are rich, and I get the feeling there’s a story in this picture someplace.
• pink from gotreadgo; who doesn’t love pink flamingos?
• The Wave from A Walk Through Durham Township; I love the natural gradient from water to sand, and the way the sky fades away in the upper right corner.
• untitled from Dead Time; a strange meal indeed …