Relaxing
by g04t

Comment:
(sarcasm) Fuzzy legs and a stary sun. Practicing energy conservation? 4 Swash

Looking Outside
by rondajewel

Comment:
A lovely shot. It's always hard for me to "see" the difference between soft focus and out of focus/grainy. To me, the bright light through the window is too bright, so the little girl is heavily shadowed. The upper part of the window frame seems too clear for soft focus filters that I have seen. I still like this photo. Let's go 7 Swash

Silent
by chuck

Comment:
Really nice face shot. Needs more depth of field for this close. I like how you appear in the snake's eye. Great color! 8 Swash

Heavenly beauty
by Palli747

Comment:
Beautiful shot/subject. Nice use of flash to bring her out more; in a way, she almost looks pasted in. ;) (including her feet would have "locked" her into this shot)
8 Swash

Dancing Forks
by gray4093

Comment:
Wow, this is great! I love the colors in the clouds, very nice. Could you have gotten away with a closer crop? (closer view of the lightning) no loss in the score column. 10 Swash

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by Denise Catania

Comment:
Very cool shot. Great timing! You must have used the match stick itself as your wick/timer. Very clever. (did it look "bad" in color?) 9 Swash

If These Walls Could Talk...
by BigSmiles

Comment:
Really cool subject. Well composed/executed shot, but maybe a TAD dark (grass seems too dark, low contrast) 9 Swash

Sunrise Light
by sweetk1685

Comment:
Really nice sunset. Too bad you couldn't spot touch up, the green sun flare in the upper branches of the bush on the right isn't a good thing. 8 Swash

Evil Dolly
by evmariedogs

Comment:
It doesn't look evil. It's a great shot, but another for next week's challenge.
4 Swash

Aracnophobia
by kristie380

Comment:
Ugly devil! Is that one of those "jumping spiders"? Great shot. Turns out to be the cliche of the week. I'd place yours as third best spider. This needs a broader depth of field (back end out of focus). 7 Swash