RedBubble Find: Eeyore's Boat by PigleT

Eeyore's Boat by PigleT

RedBubble Find: Urban Flower by srinivas

I guess the main reason I really like this shot is that it reminds me so much of my photograph Communication.

Urban Flower by srinivas

RedBubble Find: Escaping Reality by Geraldine Lefoe

Escaping Reality by Geraldine Lefoe

RedBubble Find: The Humble Humber by Paul Hutchings

The Humble Humber by Paul Hutchings

RedBubble Find: Holy smoke by Anthony Begovic

Holy smoke by Anthony Begovic

RedBubble Find: Disconnected by Adriana Glackin

Disconnected by Adriana Glackin

RedBubble Find: Sidewalk Love by Michael Douglass

Your immediate thought might be that the space should be in front of the woman, not behind. But look closer at the window...

Sidewalk Love by Michael Douglass.

RedBubble Find: Ullswater Shoreline by Mike Finley

Ullswater Shoreline by Mike Finley

RedBubble Find: The Raging Stillness #2 by Geoff Coleman

Star trails, Moon trail, aircraft trails, storm... What's not to like?

The Raging Stillness #2 by Geoff Coleman

RedBubble Find: Abstract Sky by Anne Staub

I enjoy photographing the sky so it's no surprise that I love this image:

Abstract Sky by Anne Staub

RedBubble Find: Cayo Blanco by Colin Tobin

Just the scenery alone works for me with this one — the changing layers of colour. But with the person in there too...

Cayo Blanco by Colin Tobin

RedBubble Find: The Party by John Pitman

It's nice to see a landscape with people in it:

The Party by John Pitman

RedBubble Find: Chill Out by James Price

Ahh, yes, that feeling:

Chill Out by James Price

RedBubble Find: Kata Tjuta by Erland Howden

Delightfully minimalistic:

Kata Tjuta by Erland Howden

RedBubble Find: Zombie Bridal Party by Cathie Tranent

I love this photograph for three reasons: 1) I love a good zombie movie, 2) It's funny, 3) I love the idea of a city having a zombie gathering.

Zombie Bridal Party by Cathie Tranent

RedBubble Find: Catbells in the morning by PigleT

The reflection alone makes this. The encroaching tree on the right, rather than distracting, gives a feeling of the image emerging. But what really makes it is that small yellow dot. You want to look closer don't you?

Catbells in the morning by PigleT

RedBubble Find: Mozzies Beware! by Martin Pot

I often find myself shooting lone objects against the sky. Sometimes with a perfectly clear sky, often with quite a busy sky. I love to look out for examples of this style of shot from others. Here's one I like:

Mozzies Beware! by Martin Pot

RedBubble Find: Streetlight Opposition by Bobbie

I like this one for (at least) three reasons. First it's the whole "black and white in colour" thing. Second, it's the use of lines and symmetry. Third, it's the fact that the "dark side" of the image is the one where the bulb is missing. Accidental or deliberate the last one is a really neat detail.

Streetlight Opposition by Bobbie

RedBubble Find: Red Saturday by Alex Wise

Sunset. Leading diagonal. Reflection. Background detail. What's not to like?

Red Saturday by Alex Wise

RedBubble Find: Good Times Bad Times by Scott Ruhs

Because it reminds me of some of the images from the very early days of photography:

Good Times Bad Times by Scott Ruhs