silent night
by cgino

Comment:
Absolutely stunning!

Star diner
by Melethia

Comment:
There is so much to love about this image but a couple of things that stand out for me is the great focus on the concentrating face and the decorations that helps to identify the period when taken. I love the way you have processed the b&w of the image too.

Bandit
by Katmystiry

Comment:
Your pets have lovely soft fur – at least you images portray that anyway. Very nice.

anger management
by jmritz

Comment:
I looked at this image for quite sometime without looking at the title (just happened to fit nicely on my screen that way) trying to understand what I was looking at. I thought I could see an eye and a nose. I got a feeling of looking at a Picasso through opaque glass. All of that didn’t really matter as I was really just enjoying the image as a whole.

I then looked at you title and was a little confused but then your image took on a whole new impression and emotion. Funny how a title can do that sometimes.

"Mums the word"
by PennyStreet

Comment:
She really is staying tight lipped isn’t she. There is a lot to look at and appreciate in this image. Lovely.

Ginger Jar and Limes
by Germaine

Comment:
The effects you have achieved are very pleasing to view.

Surrender
by RKT

Comment:
For me this has a feel of a silhouette puppet show. The sense of movement is wonderful.

Ice
by Katmystiry

Comment:
It looks like she has a bit of David Bowie style eyes with the different colours. They are big. I do like the soft feel of this image.

Australian bush
by daisydavid

Comment:
A really beautiful image. It does remind me of the bush after a bushfire with charcoal trunks and singed grounds. It also looks like the bush during an ongoing draught. It could also be a very green Centennial Park and you’ve just played with the colours. What ever it is I love the effects.

Run, cats, RUN!
by cgino

Comment:
It’s like they’ve hitting warp speed with their whole bodies in motion blur except their hind legs. A wonderful capture. I also like the colours you’ve captured in the clouds.