New Bloom
by digifotojo

Comment:
Lovely lighting and a nice study in form. For me, Edward Weston is the master of this genre. His b&w still life photography placed more emphasis on form. Color adds additional information which offers a different viewer experience. Kind of rambling here but I look forward to seeing how you approach this theme for the month.

Manger-tue
by mariuca

Comment:
Works with your set. I too enjoy documenting the ephemeral around us.

Question.
by mariuca

Comment:
Photograph of a painting of a drawing, maybe a still life, in progress. Very skilled brush strokes of light.

Glory to food
by mariuca

Comment:
French fare? The pretentious, golden rooster keeping an eye on the gastronomes. My favorite of the three because you made this your own. Beautifully framed and those giant register keys pull us in. Is that five rolls of toilet paper?

Angry Bird
by jomari

Comment:
Nice job of staying out of the reflection. You can't miss the likeness of a bird, a Picasso bird at that. A good start to your theme for March.

Busy
by MichaelC

Comment:
Brilliantly caught and presented. Love those three hats from above.

taking a break
by nixter

Comment:
So many personalities cascading down the steps. Terrific candid moment! Always a pleasure to see your work.

find strength in what remains behind
by jmritz

Comment:
The crop, cutting off the tree, is brilliant. Plenty of room to make the story our own. At some point, we start paying attention, we see things that will happen to us all.

molly
by roz

Comment:
After reading your EXIF data I have a different opinion of your shot. I noticed you used a flash. At first glance I thought this was caught on a sunny afternoon. I'm wondering if you have considered posting the original photograph along with the edited image. This would help us understand why you made the choices you did.

This is a nice portrait of Molly, full of delicate details, but the basket is drawing too much attention.

in my mind
by mariuca

Comment:
Crocodile tears... You received a decent score, some nice comments, and 2 favorites.

I enjoy this kind of image and and would have given you an 8. Not including an actual box, it probably wasn't literal enough for some.