Thanks, it looked strange.

What is the thing hanging in front of the hat?

Looks better in High res

It looks like the triple answer !

It's written with a stencil, off topic or not?

Yes, but a german Calvados

Is an unreadable tag considered like text? That is the question...

Interesting . Thank you

Congrats Brian!

Cool and congrats.

I knew you would have plenty of misty ones after visiting Scotland

Well, well, well... I mean that this lake has also beautiful natural gradients

Loch Awe!

LOVE LOVE LOVE that you had the balls to tilt this and it works.

WOW the colours and the patterns make this one jump out at me.

Love this one, good composition, plenty of breathing space and the joined cars make for a great pattern against an unobtrusive background.

Like it, full of mystery tone is good for this one.

That's strange .. it's the first time I see the cabs hanging close to each other

Hmmmm... I'll try to guess... Hmmmm... let's see in my crystal ball...Hmmm... I think it's a Thornycroft truck from 1916 and this photo was taken in East Anglia Transport Museum, Chapel Rd, Carlton Colville, Lowestoft NR33 8BL in United Kingdom, am I right???

T for Tramway : A trolleybus has tires and does not run on rails, they are two old tramways.

YES YES YES for storytelling. Great capture. Could use a touch of brightness.

I like the visual confusion of this post...and that is a good thing. All three are going their own ways, they are in their own world, your title is appropriate and I really like the monochrome of this shot. Good one...this.

These guys are really seriously following instructions, or they could be British (oooops ). I love studying the faces of the dancers, and of course their outfits. Love the chubby lady with polkadots looking at you. A very airy photograph, full of fun and frolick, just wish more emotion would have come across...you needed to bark at them! Technically lovely shot.

Thoughtful compositional style coming down to capture main focal point and love how the other bales of hay in the distance have been kept in this photo. Sepia tone, yes, why not....it sends us back in time. Nice one this.

You did a great job on this with POV and sepia works so well for this "old" gun from WW2. Nice and sharp with a bit of vignette. Good one this.

This is good, but would be a better "story" if it was the same competitor in each shot.

I know, I went there many times

congrats on 1st and 2nd

Congrats Brian, 1 & 2 well done

I love this place.

You see your life in stages, or I call them passages. I like this because you were here to watch this carriage be born and caught it all for us.

We get it....a battle and death. Oh those naughty Vikings not only did they rape and pillage Britain they did the same to Canada and the Ukraine where many a blond Ukrainian lives to this day. Good one.

Can I marry you? Love the story your upload shows...you have a creative mind and hands that match and can do what you dream. The stone garden is reminiscent of Zen Garden of Kyoto's Golden Palace and this looks like a place where one could really relax. As far as the photo goes you have done a smack on good job with exposure, even if you did have difficult light. We reviewers can see everything clearly with crispness. Your colour coordination is well done with the earth tone background on which your photos rest...and that yellow home sits proudly showing off her beauty. Nice upload and thank you for sharing your life with us.

And you've done a very good job of it too, looks very nice.

It's a detail, but the flag on the ground spoils the image a bit...

Unbelievable ! This is Christopher Lee's look-alike on the left

Nice one, I like this because it has great visual impact and a historical feel to it. Technically also nicely honed. good one this.

Would love to catch a ride on it

A strong image, clear and sharp but sadly you do have some grunge on your sensor that shows in the sky in the middle along the margin line.

Congrats Brian

I hope you are chuffed. big congrats to YOU

Congrats!

Congrats Brian, very nice

Congratulations on 1st place

Perfect for this contest. What a contrast and not only in the subject matter but throughout the well rendered photograph. Your tonal ranges are spot on with white to black. The focus is spot on, you have no technical distractions...your choice of monotone keeps us focused on opposites versus on colour (smooth move)...the light is good and your could have overexposed because of the time of day (harsh contrast) but you didn't ...you knew what you were doing and it shows. Top of the shelf.

Yeah....I like this sharp clear to the point, simple and strong.

Like this one with the small boats in the foreground adding interest. Nice technical elements are well rendered.

Love the POV in this one...what we don't do to get the photo at the risk of life and limb LOL

I liked this one too and congratulations Brian, good eyes.

Hey, I just saw this...big CONGRATS to you. 3 white men and an Asian...cool.