Whiskers
by sherpet

Comment:
Whiskers. I can see the keeper's shirt sleeve top left. The image is blurry. Perhaps a more refined crop and pp of some kind (toning/softening/etc) may have rescued this shot, if it was your best one from this 'shoot'. Also appears to be some resizing issues in the whiskers on the right especially (jaggedness).

Santa's Little Helper
by Xuko

Comment:
The outfit fits well - perhaps taking the time to set up a shot may have produced a stronger image, as is it looks like a bit of a 'snap'.

untitled
by pepitoid

Comment:
Nice image/scene. The composition seems slightly off balance, but could just be a visual/perspective thing. Like the shadow over the snow. Up to 7 from 6. Wish the darker area in the sky top right (and a little on the cabin, only to see more detail) could have been 'rescued'. And to really nit-pick, a more refined crop, especially at the bottom. Looks like a very nice place to hide away from the world - but only if there is a fireplace.

The Fallen
by bubeltrubel

Comment:
8 - Nice tones. Like the reflection bokeh off the water.

Redcloud's Hang Time
by lynnesite

Comment:
6 - Nice capture. Perhaps cloning out the minor distractions, or even cropping (not sure), may have given this even more. Nice mix of colors in this image. Looks like good control of the whites in / on Redcloud.

Sunset Beach
by dainmcgowan

Comment:
Nice composition. Like the details, which likely show up 'bigger'. Would have had more impact if the horizon was straight, in my opinion.

Snowy Owl
by patio127

Comment:
Like to have been able to see the detail in the feathers.

Growth At The Water's Edge
by jjusa

Comment:
Nice scene and colors but the image appears tilted. The black frame is too heavy for this image/scene, in my opinion.

Winter Wonderland
by Puckzzz

Comment:
7 - Nice image/scene. Wonder whether it would have been even stronger with the bottom cropped tighter, and perhaps a softening of the sky (but minor).

Bottle Brush
by Alicia

Comment:
On further 'research', this looks like it may be a Calliandra haematocephala - Red Powder Puff. In the 'mimosa' family, but not the same genus. More info below if interested:

Dave's Garden:
Family: Mimosaceae
Genus: Calliandra (kal-ee-AN-druh)
Species: haematocephala (hee-mat-oh-SEF-uh-luh)

University of Florida (click on Red Powderpuff)

Crowley Nursery

Zone Ten Nursery, Florida

More about the mimosaceae family:
Arboles Ornamentales

An image from reZOOM - Flowers of Leu Gardens: