forest floor phalanges
by skewsme

Comment by Lydia:
To me, there is not quite enough darkness about the image to really fit the Low Key challenge topic perfectly. I love your title!

forest floor phalanges
by skewsme

Comment by Ammie:
Fine low key example

The white stag
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Comment by tnun:
8

The white stag
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Comment by LoVi:
Yes.

The white stag
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Comment by tate:
maybe a drive by shot but I do like the effect. 7

love nest
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Comment by tnun:
preying for love.

the elephant's lament
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Comment by streetpigeon:
Where'd they go? Amazed and delighted to have been so deliciously led down the garden path. More's the wonder.

the elephant's lament
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Comment by mariuca:
For me the title surpasses the image probably because of the reversed white triangle. Without the left one I would have burst into tears
marked 7

the elephant's lament
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Comment by tnun:
tortuous.

the elephant's lament
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Comment by streetpigeon:
The reverse reflection of an elephant's eye and upper trunk is a transformation of depth and mood. The now offset eyes signal how wrong things have gone. Maybe it's a personal lament, or for all elephants, or for all the world. It's, as I read it, a sorrowful meditation. And how can we humans, woeful architects of its plight, look him or her in the eye. I see the white overlay as tears or a guitar, as in "while my guitar gently weeps." A single image essay. Disturbingly beautiful, creative, harsh and stunning.
Personal favorite of the challenge.