Gulls in Flight, Winter Dawn
by Bear_Music

Comment:
As a child I used to occasionally have dreams that I was really flying. The wind would just swoop me up, and off I would go with my arms outstretched, soaring along the air currents. It was the most thrilling feeling. For me, this image captures something of that sense, and I'd like to add it to my favorites so that I can look at it every so often and remember.

Emerald Dreams
by Brad

Comment:
Beautiful shot! The background is just dreamy.

Standing Guard In Snow and Fog
by alfresco

Comment:
We've had no snow to speak of so far this winter, and I'd love to have just a bit so that I could wander around and look for shots like this.

rinse
by ShannonLee

Comment:
You've outdone yourself with this one Shannon.

when I’m weak I draw strength from you
by sher

Comment:
LOVE these colors. Nice!

Young Royalty
by SandyP

Comment:
Beautiful capture, Sandy! Love the placement of the antlers in the shot and the way they stand out against the dark background. Very well done!

Emergency exit
by Melethia

Comment:
Big congrats on your first ribbon! I do like the shadow of the tree to the right...it adds more context and visual interest IMO. Way to go!!!

Bared
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
Well done. Don't have any regrets. This is much more real and engaging than the majority of nude photographs showcasing women with impossibly perfect bodies. You look great, and the photography is top notch.

The Bakery
by Melethia

Comment:
I like this one very much and I agree that it's just right the way it is. The slight blur of the silhouetted subject adds to the image IMO. I must say though that I was so enjoying the mysterious mood that you conjured up which allowed for a lot of different stories to bounce around in my head, but then I read the title which spelled out for me what had been an intriguing unknown. I think that such a deliciously moody image deserves more than one story. Really do like it though. :)

Message edited by author 2007-01-29 19:01:10.

O Romeo
by xtine

Comment:
Beautiful tones and a great somber moodiness to complement the literary reference.