In the spotlight
by McJamweasel

Comment:
Very cool effect :)

big yawn
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Lol, he looks almost like he's asleep and dreaming of the world's biggest ice cream cone.

IMG_0071exterior-rot-600.jpg
by sfalice

Comment:
Hey, at least you found it before your house crumbled out from under you :)

Cardinal 2
by boss351

Comment:
Would look great with one of the painting filters for a Christmas card.

Ruby Resting DPC.jpg
by randoo53

Comment:
He looks like he needs a hairbrush :) (featherbrush?)

Even more than the hummy I really like the lines in this. The vine just swoops my eye thru' the whole shot, and the splashes of red add both colour and context.

Hey wronp, I lost the butter again (aka "the engineering marvels of bad post processing")
by charliebaker

Comment:
I was going to say that you are the master but I see that posthumous has already elevated you to the rank of god, so I'll have to go with that instead :)

Dawn
by roz

Comment:
I don't think you need worry about deleting photographer's comments ;) Congrats :D

skittishJPG.jpg
by Canopic

Comment:
Ooh, I like this one :) Good work on freezing the water spray.

Expose to the Right
by hahn23

Comment:
I gave this an 8 and the purple cast is all that kept it from scoring higher.

(I would have guessed Pinus contortus :) )

The Witness of a fallen Empire
by ahmadbaara

Comment:
I was one of your 8's. The colour gives an almost post-apocolyptic feel, and yet the tree still survives. The darkness of it makes it a strong focal point. Every time I look at the shot I first look at the columns, of course, but it doesn't take long for my eye to go back to the tree and stay there longer. Every time, even when I try to keep looking at the columns.

I like :)

eta after another look; the total blankness of the background, as if it's the ends of the earth, add to the feeling of isolaton and desolation.

Message edited by author 2009-02-10 14:55:36.