Shapes on the Water
by markwiley

Comment:
Very cool image. You have captured the intent of the challenge very nicely.

Where's Waldo?
by roz

Comment:
Very nice. I like the mood.

Beach traffic
by LevT

Comment:
Blue!

Misty Shoals On The Sea
by Ja-9

Comment:
A visually very pleasing capture. The mist brings focus to the rocks.

'Meant to tell you, don't do the legs first.' 'Never mind, it isn't going to matter.'
by jomari

Comment:
I like the comical and creative approach to the challenge. Well done.

Market
by glad2badad

Comment:
I really like this image. The colors of the flowers are beautiful! I am a little distracted by the 2 people in the backround. None-the-less a very well done replication of Impressionism!

Beachscape with Tidal Pool
by ThingFish

Comment:
When I saw this image I found it very interesting and very well composed. The subject ,alignment, DOF and processing in B&W are all excellent. I do not care for the exposure time as the sky is almost dizzying and takes away from the sharpness of the entire image. In order to g et a better feeling of the movement of the clouds I would have suggested a longer exposure time which is difficult when it is very light out. Of course if you like the clouds the way they are that is all that counts! Just my opinion:)

Message edited by author 2024-08-23 08:57:05.

Bombay Beach Milky Way
by ryant35

Comment:
Sounds like a really great place to visit. Your entry was one of my favorites. Great shot.

This is not Madagascar
by Neat

Comment:
Absolutely beautiful!

Summer Delight
by GolferDDS

Comment:

Originally posted by roz: i've said it before and i'll say it again . your photos of birds are gorgeous .. and the colours in this one are just perfect .. the bird looks a bit like a canary .. would love to know what it actually is . anyway .. congrats on the fourth place Larry .. :)

Thank you Roz for your very nice comment. This is a male goldfinch. They are more colorful than the females. I planted sunflowers in my yard and deck. The goldfinches love the seeds and become more prevalent this time of year because they feed the seeds to their young.