Heading Out
by glad2badad

Comment:
You can use photoshop's skew tool to have BOTH horizons level, actually... It's a tricky situation. Link me to a larger JPG and I'll show you how if you wish.

Patience
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Hrmmm... Bears, as a rule, don't care for tunnel skiffs, but maybe they haven't heard that yet in Hawaii? Lovely combo of harsh and soft: you could cut a tooth on this one, then pillow the ache.

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Patience is a virtue oft-rewarded, and as I reach the end of my revising I see this dreamy scene, a sort of Bear-nirvana as it were, and think "What this scene needs is a Bronze Bear Paw, and so I make it so:

Masonic Temple
by Denielle

Comment:
Heck of a nice building, wonderful details, but very strange, even perturbing, way you've croppped 'er...

Praise the Lord, I Saw the Light!
by GeneralE

Comment:
I've spent a great deal of time pondering the connection here, and it's going right past me, but I'm sure you had something in mind, if you care to share...

Habitat
by dtremain

Comment:
Might even be MY habitat, eh? Keep an eye peeled.

I am more than my work
by chesire

Comment:
LOL! Thanks for the tribute. I guess I'm leaves and soon enough I'll be berries, which is beary fitting...

fire
by Mona

Comment:
I do love those red leaves, but dang they are hard to shoot, to make anything of...

One Step Beyond
by mrbig65

Comment:
This is quite eerie. It makes me ask "what happened here?"

Wings
by JayneRyan

Comment:
That sure wasn't easy to grab, was it? I don't recall ever having seen a hummer shot with no beak :-)

Morning Mist, Woman, Reflection - Cosby Lake 2013
by dswann

Comment:
LOL, got that titling thing down pat don'tcha?

I actually DO love the scene, but I feel like it could have been made a lot more luminous and compelling.