The Soul of an Android
by Judi

Comment:
I really thought this was in Australia, but I didn't mention it. Now that I know it is, the landscape reminds of Nolan's Kelly paintings. In a very high-sccoring challenge, this was one of my three 10s (the winner and Doc's were my other two ;-Þ)
I'm sure what images you started with and editing details would be very a very interesting read.

Hope
by elsapo

Comment:
Jason, congratulations and happy birthday, too. No less than ninety 10s. Awesome work.

Leo Rising
by Alicia

Comment:
This is a very interesting-looking arcane object, and it makes a great pic.

Are you going to do a free reading for everybody that makes a comment?? ;-) It looks like I'm a Widder.

Day 05
by hajeka

Comment:
I will be having some when I get to Australia; they're not available in Japn :-(

day 5 - in the shade
by rachelellen

Comment:
Well done getting a thermometer with Centigrade as well. When it gets hot here in Japan, it's always pretty humid.

Day 5
by kellyrc01

Comment:
Acai? I wonder if that's acerola, which is a popular one here in Japan. (I'll have to check the spelling later.) From memory, it's a berry that originates from Turkey.

edit: well, I got the spelling right, but it originates from the West Indies, and is not an acai (or assai palm).

Message edited by author 2007-07-06 07:29:10.

BabyGeeseS.jpg
by emorgan49

Comment:
Very cute. Baby geese are, of course, goslings. ;-Þ

Scruffy
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
We had a next door neighbour who had a dog called Scruffy. No kidding, he used to go five miles to the town centre, then catch the bus back by himself. (However, we don't know what he did in town...)

Day 4 Buggy
by thomaspeople

Comment:
Interesting beetle. It looks like he's eating another beetle's leg.

Day 4 - The 6:30 commute
by bimble

Comment:
Good thing you only have to ride for 25 minutes, because those seat don't look very comfortable... ;-Þ