Summer on my Mind
by Bear_Music

Comment:
You managed to make that bitterly cold day already feel like summer! Love the use of grain.

ETA: Not voting

Message edited by author 2016-04-10 21:19:09.

The Music of Malvern Bridge
by posthumous

Comment:
It sang a song for me. I gave it a 9, my highest in this challenge.

The Bean
by markwiley

Comment:
Yes, I remember it well! But this is a whole less crowded than when I was there. Early morning I suspect. Lovely in black and while, and a great capture with the group of three to the left and the reflection of the single individual underneath.

It looks so delicately balanced for such a large object!

Gulliver's Reeboks
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I love it (along with your red shoes). Plus I was so glad you made some use of that long wait in the parking lot!!

Chrysanthemums
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Congratulations, sweetie. Gorgeous colors and use of image focus stack. So glad we stopped to get these :-)

The Interrogation
by grahamgator

Comment:
Congratulations. Very creative. I squirm slightly each time I look at it!

When She Finally Gives The Green Light
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
Repeated instead of editing.

Message edited by author 2016-02-17 00:52:27.

When She Finally Gives The Green Light
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
I laughed long and hard when I saw this during voting. Robert had to come and check out what was going on. Thanks for that and for a creative image.

Message edited by author 2016-02-17 00:52:50.

Muddy river after a snowstorm
by lei_73

Comment:
The sunny day hereabouts immediately following the snowstorm was just magical, and you captured that feeling in your beautifully framed view of the river. I can feel the stillness and quiet!! Great shot and congrats on the ribbon.

Lane
by Mond

Comment:
This has to be a West County lane -- the style of signage is certainly British. It reminds me of single track roads in Devon. After hundreds of years of use most were at a considerably lower level than the surrounding fields, and after a heavy rain would be covered with mud left by tractors or that had run off from the fields.

Perhaps this is the aftermath of storm Imogen?