[Don Schaeffer]

[Toad]

Hard to believe this one made it this long without comment...its really quite sublime

[NT73]

It depends on wether you are just skipping through or have time to post.
It has an endearing quality about it, but Don has a talent to make mundane things seem (whats the opposite of mundane.)

[Don Schaeffer]

Thank you folks. Here's a sparkling tear.

[Toad]

(whats the opposite of mundane.)

Marvellous??

[matthew]

Don has a talent to make mundane things seem (whats the opposite of mundane.)

I suggest "surreal".

This is the photo that got me thinking about assignment #29. This photo was originally posted a month ago -- and a very busy month for me -- and I still haven't gotten it out of my head.

[slejhamer]

Just saw this for the first time today. Truly a show-stopper. Makes your brain tingle, trying to figure out what's going on and why the heck the picture is where it is.

Would also be interesting to shoot in late fall when the grass has gone brown and the surrounding scene is more harsh - a more jarring juxtaposition.

[Don Schaeffer]

If I get back there and the poster is still up. I'm doing the city in once-a-week walking tours.