antique wagon wheel
by dragonlady

Comment:
Really good textures, colors, lines.

Reel Mower
by JeremyFleury

Comment:
This is a rare case when selective desaturation really added something. I would have liked it much more if the reddish whatsit to the left of the reel mower were out of the photo.

Demolition
by burtct

Comment:
Hmm. the piles of materials and the trailer suggest a construction site. We know that computer software is sometimes obsolete when it enters the marketplace, but I'm not sure the same can be said for apartments...

"Out to pasture"
by Russ

Comment:
I like the glowing nature of the photo. I would have been tempted to shoot it with the axis on more of a diagonal. I'd also remove the single blade of grass dividing the photo in two or at least I'd wished I had when I got home.

first light
by whiteroom

Comment:
Congrats. Great shot!

The grass fire is not a phenomenon stateside. You see the world differently once you've spent a couple hours beating the flames out at its periphery to save the compound - something I did once or twice as a child. This really captures the sense of threat posed by natural forces on our lives. Isolation from which somehow makes the world seem a little less real, a little less interesting, a little less alive. Thanks.

glass9.jpg
by buzzmom

Comment:
Beautiful. I love the vibrant colors, the sparkly reflections and the smooth curved surfaces.

a large amount yields a minimal but valuble payoff
by buzzmom

Comment:
Carbon Life-less Forms?

The World Is Not Enough!
by doctabrez

Comment:
I wish the sun, the person and the center of the photo were not all quite so close together. I'd have cropped just a little to the right of the sun.

Minimalist Beach
by PaulMdx

Comment:
Zen Garden, sort of? Pretty. The frame adds much.

Modern Culinary Masterpiece
by gloda

Comment:
Thank goodness nouveau cuisine is dead and gone and we don't have to imagine going to a 'nice restaurant' and being served precisely this.