Fire in the Snow
by Equiessence

Comment:
BREATHTAKING!!!!! More please??

Endless Winter
by Equiessence

Comment:
What a BEAUTIFUL PHOTO!! I love your username :) My sister has a Hippo Therapy business for disabled and autistic children called Equessence. Your photos are stunning!

Blind sailor
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Ohmygoodness. This is so INTERESTING! What brilliant processing. The sailor's character (and charm :) are radiating from this photo. Genius!

dress-1-bw
by doc_gonzo

Comment:
You'd never know she wasn't a blushing bride herself. The capture is perfect to have caught such a sweet radiant expression. The whites in the dress and flowers are beautiful.

Week 11 - Closer.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
Well, the different composition and angle -- and lighting makes it look completely different. I love this version. Even the white sky enhances the stark crisp feel of that awesome building.

B&W-Week3.jpg
by ivale28

Comment:
Oh, nice squirrel photo! They make the cutest subjects, don't they? I love watching them handle their food -- they look so human :)

B&W---Week2.jpg
by ivale28

Comment:
:) He may be a horrible model -- but he strikes a very nice pose for you in this one. I love these in-your-face cat portraits. And she will ALWAYS be a baby to you, won't she :)

My cat does the same thing when she sees the camera. Even at 12 years old, she sees me with the camera and has to come up to it and check out what in the heck it is I keep pointing at her.

B&W-Week-1.jpg
by ivale28

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This is beautiful! The stark barrenness makes such an interesting subject. Photographed and processed to perfection! I love all the texture in the trees, and how it contrasts with the soft grasses and white snow. Amazing photography! Really!

Week 11: Tiny Dancer
by jasonlprice

Comment:
Yes!!! This is my kind of photo! I love artistic blur. I think you chose the right one for the challenge tho. That one had such an old world painting kind of feel to it. This one is creative and artistic and lovely too tho!

A Mailbox Forlorn
by trevytrev

Comment:
I don't know why, but I've always been drawn to old mailboxes too. Maybe it the new generation where mailboxes are in huge banks at the end of the street that these type look so nostalgic and quaint. I love the old abandoned house in the background, and the way you have done this, the dominant mailbox does in fact tell the story of one beckoning to be noticed and not forgotten. I liiiike it! :)