Cat's Game
by vawendy

Comment:
Clever variation on a familiar theme. The subject placement, lighting, and color processing are just gorgeous for me. My only nit (and this is a nit of nits): While I love the balls of yarn being different sizes, my eye really wants to swap that ball in the lower right of the frame with the one in the top center. Surely I'm unique in that, though?

glass
by beatabg

Comment:
Love the moody, almost cinematic vibe conveyed by this still life.

"O say, can you see......"
by PennyStreet

Comment:
I'm so glad you're utterly confident in your artistic voice. That's real freedom, there.

To Swim In Any Pond I Choose
by Barroness

Comment:
I really love the way you achieved such vibrancy and clarity with your colors here yet still managed to keep it subdued enough to feel completely natural. taking notes.

To explore
by Neat

Comment:
Whispered elegance. So your style, yet I just never get tired of it.

vwn
by beatabg

Comment:
Nice abstraction! I didn't think I could still get excited by shots like these, but that building reflected and the small water drops...lots to keep the eye moving around the frame here.

How It Ended
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Man, I love this. Talk about a shot begging to be paired with a motivational poster tagline.

Giant Skeleton Discovery
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
So the tiny voices I hear are real, eh? :-P

J I M O T H Y
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Wow. What an amazing capture. Has that grandparent's keen eye for inner beauty that is so hard for even the professional non-family-member photographer to draw out. Love the grainy processing, too. The decision to apply a blur filter (it appears?) to soften the border/frame is an interesting choice that is surprisingly effective for me.

Balcony Break
by nam

Comment:
I like it. Definitely has the feel of a piece of marketing collateral for a white paper or something.