This is brilliant.
I enjoy most of your "daily dose" images, and admire the hell out of the dedication and skill that it takes to post something worthy every day, but this is above and beyond. Kudos.
Posted by Paul Howard at October 24, 2010 03:14 AMAmazing! I could be looking at the details for ages, good pic to make a jigsaw puzzle out of it! By the way what a strange balcony the one at the top left corner... scary!
Posted by Annilina at October 24, 2010 03:35 AM1# comment of 100!
Diversity and society
Posted by sjavanrooh at October 24, 2010 04:05 AMwould look awesome in tilt shift :)
Posted by ardas at October 24, 2010 07:41 AMThis is awesome. I love it!
Posted by Lulufar at October 24, 2010 08:23 AMExcellent!
Posted by Luis Gomez at October 24, 2010 08:24 AMAwesome image.
Posted by Melli at October 24, 2010 08:33 AMWhat a wonderful photo!! A thousand stories and more. Just love it!
Posted by Daria at October 24, 2010 09:54 AMI love this. Great point of view and composition. Tells a great story. One of your better ones this month!
Posted by Anthony Schatzky at October 24, 2010 10:49 AMI do not care to imaging the noise of those places. Life has become too insane for most.
Posted by Hugh Petrie at October 24, 2010 11:11 AMLooks like something out of a where's'waldo picture book! I love the pigeons on the top left balcony. Top left, haha!
Posted by Silvana at October 24, 2010 11:15 AMThorwald! What have you done with her?
Posted by Jeff Jeffries at October 24, 2010 12:04 PMچقدر ساده و تميز و مرتب و رنگارنگ.. حس خوبي به آدم ميده .. دوستش داشتم .. :) ..
Posted by روشنك at October 24, 2010 12:44 PMbeautiful picture, a lot of things to discover..
Posted by Christian Holle at October 24, 2010 01:15 PMholy, whats up with the one with all the birds?
Posted by roy at October 24, 2010 04:18 PMJust one person in the photo yet so much chaos.
Posted by Matt at October 24, 2010 04:41 PMBeautiful! One of your best urban shots ever -- diverse, colourful, respectful, funny.
Abstract/remote, yet intimate.
The many cells make it like a cross-section, cut through some muscle or limb of a great city.
Be sure to include it in the collection I hope you are making to be titled, perhaps, The Living City.
Posted by molly at October 24, 2010 04:43 PMOh, I love it!
Posted by Victoria at October 24, 2010 08:47 PMwow - reminds me of the movie The Rear Window.
Posted by etti at October 25, 2010 01:41 AMwhat a great way to look into peoples different lives.
Neil Mackenzie Wellington Wedding photographer
This is a fun one to look at, I enjoy seeing the variety of societies lifestyles and habits. Some empty, some cluttered, some odd, some busy, some lazy, etc.
Posted by JasOn at October 25, 2010 09:47 AMLove the Tibetan prayer flags. One of your best in awhile, I agree.
Posted by Neil at October 25, 2010 04:40 PMFantastic capture! I love it how each section of this picture tells a story.
Posted by sally at October 26, 2010 10:53 AMYou captured in an image what I have tried to capture many times in words. Here is a poem inspired by this image: http://bit.ly/b94N1m
Posted by Mansi at October 26, 2010 11:57 AMWonderful shot!
Posted by Mona Hussain at November 1, 2010 11:46 AMreally like this one, can stare at it for... minutes.
Posted by minimodi at November 1, 2010 04:05 PMlovely shot, nice angle
Posted by pa dinneen at November 16, 2010 04:01 AMReminds me of scott peterman.
Posted by dan at January 22, 2011 04:14 PM