Oh what a difference in the moods you have presented! Moody, lost in thought with one and burst out laughing with the other. :) Bravo

Thanks! I was having a lot of trouble trying to come up with something for this one; at the last minute, I decided to go out and borrow a mood or three from some of the public art in my neighborhood. :)

Very contrasting images and moods, but both worthy of the challenge! :)

shame he didn't get turned to stone when he had a smile on his face . . .

So, I'm going to have to go back for a closer look tomorrow, but when I was googling around for information on these guys (there are ten of them scattered around the square) I came across a close up of his face over at the Other place; apparently, he *is* smiling. (But then, they are all wearing masks, so who knows what he's really feeling?)

He and another figure are actually looking down at third, a street performer (a mime, maybe?) on his knees clutching at an imaginary chest wound, but I was trying for something broodier. :D

Mood on first shot: melancholy =|
Mood on second shot:. mad as a hatter =D

I like the use of mono with this picture; mono really adds mood to just about any photo. Well done! :)

Cool!

this is fantastic Dvora, but so opposite to the mailbox shot!

Heh, thanks! I started with the robots (which I'd never noticed before - no idea how long they've been there, but I pass right by (either on foot or in my car) at least a couple of times a day), but I wasn't sure "WHEEEEEEE!!!!!!!! :D" counted as a mood... :)

He's thinking: "I wish I could remember where I put my car keys." ; ) Very effective in b & w.

:D

I like this shot with the moody guy. The second one made me smile.

Terrific idea to have both moods :-)

Thanks! :) I keep poking at the note to make them jump out and surprise moody-broody guy; I think he's starting to crack a smile...