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You almost got me to cry (admittedly not that difficult these days). The combination of your photos and your friends' poetic words is powerful. And I love the post script....as we all await that day when we awake (next spring?) Thanks for sharing.

I really enjoyed them all. Thanks all who entered.

I just can't find the faces :( I'll try one more time on my evening dog walk

I thought I saw one yesterday on my morning walk, but when I took out my cel phone to capture it, it was gone.

i want to reach out and pat him on the head......"good boy"

Well, great minds think alike. When I saw Steve's shot, I knew I was seeing HIM......the inside.....who he is, not his outer shell. Ans he also made me laugh out loud. But they were all very good. Thanks for hosting, Karen.

This one was taken last summer. I took Charlie along to the truck rental place. I needed a box truck to haul a big record collection from Chicago to Milwaukee and my little buddy wanted to go for a ride. Not particularly artistic. But it's as close to the "self" as I can find. Me, records and...

looking good, Antonio. Maybe you should update your avatar

great theme, Don. I may need to charge my battery is get up off the couch for this one. Since we're finally having some sunny days here, we actually HAVE contrast.

@donlaw , if @Dean Smith doesn't return, perhaps you could start one on the 1st

Miguel, thanks for picking this theme. There's LOADS here that appeals to me. And while I generally don't bother to enter these because I'm a hack, this is a LOT of the stuff that I think makes great photos....and that FRANKLY most digital photographers don't think about anymore. I have a few...

Probably something along the lines of "Would it kill you to drop a fiver in the tip pouch?"

HDR-PMD by Luke, on Flickr

This one is from 2013. My mother-in-law did a pretty good battle with brain cancer.....but in the end the cancer always wins. My wife spent many weekends doing the 4 hour drive up after work on Friday and the 4 hour ride home Sunday night to get back to work. She usually took our dog Lucy along...

the Todd Richards Band by Luke, on Flickr

the cameraman brings sports to everyone at home..... Cameraman at Miller Park by Luke, on Flickr

suddenly I am craving a chocolate eclair. Congrats to all who entered, and Morty for hosting. Well done to all.

cart girl by Luke, on Flickr

the wall walker by Luke, on Flickr

Here's one from the restaurant at the Harley Davidson museum. I love the look of the early bikes, but that looks like a ROUGH ride. 1920s Broad Track Racer by Luke, on Flickr

how about this? (this is for amusement only...I will comb through the archives for a proper submission as time permits) 5625367106_23b27bdb5c_b by Luke, on Flickr

I haven't had much time to flip through the archives, so I may replace this one. But I wanted to at least enter one. DSCF7254 by Luke, on Flickr

My 3 best friends at the time..... my buddies by Luke, on Flickr

I need to ponder what I really NEED (beyond my wife, parents and pets). I think I'll watch this while I give it some thought.

I'm pretty well finished making photos....I just hang out here to make myself feel less anti-social. But I say keep it going. I think the whole site has seen a lot less action in general, so it's not related to the challenge. If we have one less reason for people to participate, it can have a...

The Night Fisher III

Imagine that.....Luke posting a photo of his pets. cats and dogs living in harmony by Luke, on Flickr

I look forward to trying to shoot a few original new shots for this challenge.

Steve, I think you should hit the thrift stores with your wife and try to find some very similar outfits and recreate this photo.

I don't even recall taking this one, but when I searched the term "banana" on my flickr, I found it. And it's nice to see my old departed friend Kiki (the cat) again. the morning banana by Luke, on Flickr

I have some vague memories of enjoying carnival rides in my youth. Who knows....I might still enjoy them. But I don't want to risk feeling lousy for the rest of the day if I just get motion sickness. Probably best to just leave all that fun for the young ones. DSCF7112 by Luke, on Flickr

the best gift under the tree by Luke, on Flickr

i see a view through a crumbling structure..... inside out by Luke, on Flickr

well done...I remember that shot from when Sue first shared it all those years ago. It's pretty weird how long I've "known" some of you people....but I'm all the better for it

when I was deciding how much to crop, it was difficult because I KNEW what it was. I was worried that the eye and part of the beak made it too obvious....and then I decided to make it b/w....and then further obfuscated what it was. I think that little twiggy thing to the right is some sekeletal...

well with no new guesses, I'll either assume that no one else can see it.....or it was obvious to everyone that Christilou solved the riddle with her keen eye. It indeed a bird's nest. We have some baby Robins living right outside our kitchen window. Here is the uncropped shot.....at this point...

well, I have selected a winner. But I will add a color version of the crop to see if you all can guess the winner P1010480color by Luke, on Flickr

Each member gets one guess. The answer will be revealed on the following Tuesday. The first (or MOST) correct guess has the honour of submitting the image for the next challenge. Sometimes there will be more than one thing in the photo or more than one way to accurately describe what the photo...

the process is fairly boring to watch....but the end result sure can be pleasing.....

I think for me, that would be the meats and cheeses....but I won't turn down some good Italian baked goods ;)

seems like it's circular...and has some supports connected to the center. But why is the edge so decorative. Is it some sort of tool? How about for used for printing....roll it in ink, and then roll it onto the paper.

you have given me a motivation to walk to our local bakery....maybe the exercise will allow me to try one of their treats guilt-free ;)

it does look a lot like what you think it is, but I'm not so sure about that ;)

well....no one guessed it. Marlof somehow recognized that it was something turned sideways..... but I think Pete is a little closer with his guess of a vase. A candleholder is really just a very specialized kind of vase....one that is designed to hold candles. Pete, you have the honour of...

OK....a few good guesses, but I think someone will get it...... I will open it up to 2nd guesses... and add some color. 24 hours remain. P1010357 by Luke, on Flickr

Each member gets one guess. The answer will be revealed on the following Tuesday. The first (or MOST) correct guess has the honour of submitting the image for the next challenge. Sometimes there will be more than one thing in the photo or more than one way to accurately describe what the photo...

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Is it a bear trap ?

I also thought it was CD being played. Is it a stainless steel drain stopper?