Shuffling Into Oblivion
by timfythetoo

Comment:
The artistic tilt and the motion blur just seem to fit perfectly. The ray of light(or transporter beam) complete this fun and creative photo. Well done!

Overview
by Structor

Comment:
Very cool sky! Your child I presume...this will be a wonderful keepsake. Nicely done!

Natural Light at The Vatican Church
by TonyUK

Comment:
Very lively with the tourists and the beautiful rays of light. Nicely exposed, I imagine this was a difficult lighting situation. Well done!

Dove Stones & Reservoirs
by Caravela

Comment:
The texture of the clouds really helps give some depth to this photo. The composition is very interesting with the lake and valley sandwiched between the large boulder and sky. I think this truly deserves every last bit of pixel real estate available, and the large border is taking away from the precious little we're allowed. Very beautiful photograph!

Red Devil
by Makka

Comment:
Cute, fun and sassy portrait, if I can call it that as this seems more of a fashion type photo. Well done!

"A whiter shade of pale"
by fredahenry

Comment:
The pale, high-key look here is very mod. The composition is also very interesting, the arms work to draw the eyes to the subjects face. Nicely done!

Break in the Storm
by daboardergirl

Comment:
I've been seeing a lot of these sun rays here lately in Colorado. In fact, I'm wanting to think that this is indeed Colorado, but I can't quite put a finger on where this might be. Oh yeah...did I mention this is a beautiful photograph!

Butterfly
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
The colors are vivid and exciting...a beautiful winged creature indeed. The blurred thistle in the background really distract the eye from the butterfly and don't do much to balance the composition.

Summer Palette
by Neil

Comment:
The blurred flowers surrounding this lily form an almost angelic halo. Wonderful color and beautiful photograph!

Curious
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Very good color and clarity. You are very fortunate to get such a close crop of the little guy. You get within a couple hundred yards of them here and they go bounding into the brush. Beautiful fawn...beautiful photo!