Far Away 2
by gg3rd

Comment:
I like the shore line, and the way the cloud cover draws my attention to the sunbeams in the distance. It seems to fit the title very well also. With the high vantage point, it seems like it is a very long way to the sunbeam. The natural looking light tones look right in this version.

B 17 Touchdown
by JSAYB

Comment:
This looks like a long lens shot at high shutter speed, and cropped to just the essential part of the image. The dusty or hazy lighting gives it a very nostalgic look, perfect for the scene IMO.
Good capture timing, right beyond the first touchdown.

ornament
by gazdi

Comment:
I like the combination of old iron and plant colors in this image. The way the iron curls, and the red against the green background makes a very striking composition. Light was just right for this also.

Day 23
by jdannels

Comment:
Elegant imge. I like the composition and sky colors, and love the shoes! : )

Red Sky In Morning
by JSAYB

Comment:
Good sharp detail all over. I shoot a lot of sunsets, but am not up early enough to get a sunrise very often.
Anyway, nice sunrise, and it looks like it may turn into a rainy day later.
I have found that it works best for me to just get the skyline in the bottom of this type shot, so that there is less black space at the bottom and more sky with detail in the frame.

Mud
by bobdaveant

Comment:
The look says it all. Great "Kids" pic.

Watching, Waiting
by MeGoobie

Comment:
Nice macro image! This one grabs your attention as you look thru the thumbs. Good lighting and good focus. Eyes are the most graphic physical feature link to personality IMO.

Crossing lines
by agenkin

Comment:
Looks like you captured exactly what you were after in this image. Good click!
There must be something in human nature that makes us have the urge to be at the top of every hill.

Day 4 -Tearful Goodbye
by Jutilda

Comment:
It is so depressing to lose a long time pet because they love us so honestly and with no reservation about it.
Death is not easy to deal with for any of us. It is a harsh reminder that we should never just expect that our family will always be here tomorrow.
This is one of those images that say way more than a thousand words.
Thank you for your on line friendship to all of us at DPC.
Strength and hugs to you.

Bridge and Tree
by Wink

Comment:
I like the way you use the bridge as a focal point in this image. This style gardening produces very relaxing and pleasing places to visit. It looks like you just missed getting the cherry tree in full bloom.