Graceful Landing
by karenk

Comment:
Lovely delicate feel to this one, enhanced by the background. I especially like the detail of the outstretched feet.

Whirling Dervish
by banmorn

Comment:
Lovely light. Lovely repetition in the background that complements the foreground flower. Bumping to 9.

Bumblebee
by Epsi

Comment:
Great colors and bokeh and textures on the bee. However I find the four(+) pink petals on the right hand side quite intrusive and i my eyes they do not add anything.

Out to graze
by Ammie

Comment:
Great effect and range of tones

Midnight Masquerade
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Congratulations on seeing the potential in these, and on the great finish. WTG.

Clearing Storm, Early Morning, Red River Estuary
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Congrats on reaching the 1,000th entry milestone, sweetie!

Patience
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Lovely processing. Interesting scene with unusual light.

It's all about the light
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Yes, to the title and your example of it.

Subject / Verb
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by Devinder: Originally posted by pgirish007: Originally posted by Devinder: oh i couldn't vote for it but i was rooting for this one - loved the entries in this challenge. Now a question, do you mind if i use the other camera shot for the profile here? That is making me wondering whether I should cheer for you or cheer for our beloved " Bear_Music" because both side of the photographs are awesome! I would say put a red ribbon next to your profile too ;) Very nicely done! its all Bear, his settings, idea, placement, etc. i was used as a remote trigger- that's all.

yes, and it's my camera that Bear is holding as a prop, while Devinder had Robert's camera.

Message edited by author 2013-07-28 23:33:21.

dogs allowed
by Neat

Comment:
Definitely in the right spirit. I like the processing and that kind of sky that bear likes to capture, processed to bring out the detail. Love it. However, bear would have been fastidious about making sure the horizon was level! Nice capture with the man and dog on the extension of the leading line created by the path and steps, which is another bear kind of detail.

Nice one. (Came back to edit typo)