Bug on Bark
by dphillips

Comment:
Wonderful textures and lighting here. Too bad the bug's head is chopped off. Nice intimate nature shot.

Red Tree Bark
by digitalpix

Comment:
You really capture the personality of this tree! I wish the details were sharper, but your composition is fantastic.

Bamboo
by DennisF

Comment:
Okay, so I'm in California, and I'm walking through this horticultural center and there's all this bamboo and I'm taking pictures all over the place and I don't get even one good shot--Now I can go back and copy yours and I'll have something to be proud of! Gentle leaning lines and soft colors and light make this photo really work. Nice!

BUBBLE
by Anastasia

Comment:
B/W really sets off the textures and forms of the bubble and the face.

Beer!
by pinback

Comment:
I don't drink beer, but that doesn't prevent me from thinking very highly of this marvelously lit shot. Belongs in a magazine! 9

Bridge
by inspzil

Comment:
Your use of infrared works so well here. It so often doesn't, but this is quality stuff! 10

Blatantly Beautiful Beach Bonanza (or: Bikini with Blouse)
by SharQ

Comment:
Weird. But in a good way! Her expression, her clothes, her glasses, your composition and cropping and background. Weird. But in a good way! 8

The Beast
by Refracted

Comment:
I'm a sucker for nifty shots of herpetelogical specimens! DOF is just perfect to increase the sense of both size and menace! 10

B-MOVIE - Invasion of the Big Blue Bugs (and even larger fingers)
by Imagineer

Comment:
The title clicks for me! I'm all for centered subjects, but in this case, it might be more effective to have put that bug on a third to enhance the feeling that it is part of a world and not the end all of the photograph. Still, I like the bug's luminescence!

Binoculars... with big B
by russi

Comment:
Cool effect, and a fun shot.