Above the surface - outtake
by Janja

Comment:
I preferred your entry, as it gave us the entire new world alone. The reflection part, however, enchants me as much as your entry does.

Streetpigeon - outtake 1
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
If at first this image seems top-heavy, the arc of barbed wire lifts the wood to make it seem like a fanciful dirigible. Helium, please.

Streetpigeon - outtake 2
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
I'd have been pleased if this were my entry, especially spotlighting the birdlike barbs. Delicious irony.

Deadbeat
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Congratulations on your top five finish. I appreciate that several people thought it was my entry. That means I'm doing something right.

If the shoe fits
by markwiley

Comment:
Congratulations on your top five finish. Monumental!

Gesture (a dog's reach should exceed its grasp)
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Congratulations on winning the yellow. This is one of the images I "favorited," and I'm so looking forward to seeing your new drone photos. A whole new world beckons!

Openings
by Neat

Comment:
Congratulations on winning the red. I'm really pleased that a few people thought this was mine, and I'll accept the compliment.

Street Pigeons
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Congratulations on winning the blue. This is too appealing not to. By the way, this is one of the images I wish I was capable of taking.

Two worlds side by side
by primabarbara

Comment:
Glorious. That could be the end of it because I just want to see and see it. But I'll go on. The five colored patches hang together with the satisfying precision of a jigsaw puzzle, and afford a happy sense of completion. So the composition is unusual, a lesson in endless possibilities. A motif throughout is the leaves, etc., floating on the water's surface, implying star-filled heavens. And the fish, denizens of a universe continually unfolding. The central fish in the blue is a whisper heard on the edge of consciousness. It brings the image to the pitch of waking dreams, revelatory dreams upon which a life can be built. This photograph is wonderful. I admire and appreciate it tremendously. Nice title.
Thank you.

There are things known and there are things unknown
by ThingFish

Comment:
On the get-go, this incredible blue is peacock intense, from hereon in my standrd for paradise. Inwardly I'm vibrating, outwardly sweating cannonballs. To reluctantly go on, the entire construction puts palaces to shame. Oh the rust, shedding blue for a brown whose shade I can't determine, perhaps "life-giving," sumptuous and deep as it is. Earth and sky. Is the white an undercoat or moonlight? Is it superficial to luxuriate and steep in such color? Maybe, but it certainly thrills and uplifts me, invites simple exultation. Handsomely framed on three sides by greenery. Hang out here and forget your cares, dream anew. Nice title.
Thank you.