Ducky Daddles
by jomari

Comment:
Almost fills the frame, those 2 little bits of background go really well with ducky. If ducks could smile he'd have a big wide grin on his face I'm sure :)

Water Playful
by streetpigeon

Comment:
I've had to stop looking at this as I'm just seeing scary things - mainly heads, bits of faces and body parts!

Zones (or Surfaces and Interfaces)
by PenelopeK

Comment:
Love the painterly look here and that the water looks as if it is coming from the boathouse. The composition works really well too :)

Bark Art
by jomari

Comment:
Yes, this works on its own or as a texture, its pretty darn cool :)

whisper.IMG_1608
by mariuca

Comment:
The inclusion of the Exit sign has transformed this into your own work of art :)

Lingering Optimism
by PenelopeK

Comment:
lol, my first visit here was just to browse and went off to think of a witty comment regarding title #1 and the rather wild thanksgiving you had ;)

Love the post processing and I wonder just how many summers they have been waiting there?

Target
by NikonJeb

Comment:
If they are freehand circles this graffiti artists talent is wasted.

- - - -
by krnodil

Comment:
Hidden in plain sight. The plain wall isn't plain anymore and I'm drawn to the distressed chair as well as the blue chair - an intriguing roo :)

sundae
by roz

Comment:
This is cool Roz! Whilst I also love nice sharp shots of kitties I think this type of image lets the viewer make their own minds up as to the finer detail and fill in the blanks.

the gym
by roz

Comment:
So much more than a bit of grain going on here Roz. I'm guessing your shooting through the window into a mirror? (so many good reflection shots in this SC). In my mind the guy is peering over his spectacles giving you s look that says 'don't photograph me whilst I feel like this). I think this would be too busy as anything other than B&W and the grain adds more to the scene (I can almost smell the sweat).

And thanks for the nod re grain! I've enjoyed this side challenge and especially playing with some of my less used 'lenses'.