Farmhouse Gate
by Pug-H

Comment:
If the sign or poster at the gatehouse had been moved out of the scene, this would be a timeless looking image. Beautiful place, and well photographed. Fits the challenge theme well.

The elusive Snowy Owl 120 knots off shore
by lawless

Comment:
I can't believe no one has commented on this since the challenge! What a nice capture of a rare bird so far off shore. I wonder if he was living on the oil rig that is in your other images? I did not know that owls would fly that far unless they were blown by the wind. I am happy that it found a place to perch and rest, and that you were there with your camera.

Magpie
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Good timing, and good EV with this one! You were ready, and it shows.

Stairway to Heaven
by anotherday

Comment:
Excellent illusion! The title fits the image perfectly.

December-moon.jpg
by bvlindalou

Comment:
This has that nice "open spaces" feel when I see it. I also like the color balance of blue sky and red ground in the image.

Comet McNaught
by Curious

Comment:
Excellent images! It is amazing that you can capture it so well over the city lights. I totally missed seeing it because of cloudy evenings before it went south, so the images that are being posted are a joy to see.
Thanks for sharing!

Tufa
by Telehubbie

Comment:
Very nice image. Sort of centered works good in this image, as it allows room for the reflection in the water. Did you wish you had a ladder so that you could get higher, and get more of the lake on the back side of the rocks? I see it peeking thru in a few spots. It's a beautiful scene, and captured just right, just as it is.

Sculptures on the River
by cpanaioti

Comment:
I like this a lot. I feel like you could have a good afternoon of shooting here if you had time, and were able to move about in the river to set up angles. This type of art seems to be getting more attention lately. These must be done by a very strong artist who likes cold wet feet.

Reflections
by Greetmir

Comment:
I like reflections. This may look even better or at least different, if you flip it over. The ripples give it an artsy look, like a small section of a famous frenchman's paintings.

Behind The Green Door
by sher

Comment:
It seems that you live and shoot images in the heart of the "Old South" area of the country. The river area around Natchez is full of history and folklore. This image seems to capture a connection to those days with whispers of ghosts and hard living. I am enjoying your portfolio, as I have been to some of the places in your images years ago.