Rear Window (James Stewart, '54)
by scaramanga

Comment:
good job! I've never seen the movie, but this is a wonderful photo depicing photography.

Deliverance
by U622

Comment:
yellow vs dark green was a good choice in coloring - would also make a great black and white too.

On The Path (Saddleback Caterpillar Moth) (Yes, Its alive!)
by GolferDDS

Comment:
geesh! As a girly girl I would have most likely ran away screaming if I ever found such an ugly thing in my garden! :) And you are making me rethink that perhaps I could try resisting such reaction.....
Thanks for submitting. I've never seen Saddleback Caterpillar Moth. It actually looks like a one of those figurine toys for boys. You may want to submit this picture as "Stock Photography." Could make a few dollars off of it. Somebody out there might be looking for a really good photo of a Saddleback Caterpillar Moth. Which this one is! Congrats on its placement in this contest!

The Aviators
by LERtastic

Comment:
handsome guy - is it vs. ruls to touch up the marks on skin?

Hanging on
by philup

Comment:
Those darn bugs are all over my garden too!

Spilt
by Rebecca

Comment:
I love the way you used several tones of blue. very creative.

Red
by davidbedard

Comment:
excellent job in red!

O
by shudderbug

Comment:
ah! how orginal! great job using a different food that others would never think of! It is a bit blurred; if all were in sharpe focus....

Black And Blue All Over
by Kita

Comment:
If the cat where looking straight at the camera too, this shot would be even better!

Two birds with one stone
by Pixelstate

Comment:
I like your choice in colors - green background with gray rock and gray pigeons. Simple colors can may a big difference! I wonder if taking out the yellow flower would benefit the photo? I also compliment you on presenting the entire bird, from head to tail feather! The two different poses also bring out the pigeons̢۪ character.