Egret
by cogerox

Comment:
Wow. This is a definite keeper! Holy cow!

Which world are you in?
by cogerox

Comment:
I looked a long time, I still don't get it. The black shadow attached to the kid could be a goose or large duck he's holding by the neck. The long bony bare tree roots add an odd element of stress. The shadowed area ahead shelters the humped shapes of picnic tables & grills--or does it? I'm in the world of 'what?' because I can't figure it out. But I enjoyed writing about all the things I can't understand. So thank you!

Day-10.jpg
by joynim

Comment:
Nice'n'simple, with nothing to distract me from the different reflections of light.

Smiling Eyes
by gsal

Comment:
What beautiful faces, what smiling eyes...what an interesting Void between them. Like a 3rd little face, not seen by the camera, but there. I like the crop very much & the tones too.

Time Capsule
by Balko

Comment:
For me, very tactile colors make me want to reach out & touch this. I don't get a 'time' reference, tho, silly me.

Monet's Golden View
by sherpet

Comment:
It looks like a little planet. The planet of Golden Petals.

Day 14 - Cormorant and Asian Writing
by JunieMoon

Comment:
Yes, I like the 3D effect, also the colors. Interesting result you have here. The bird seems to be a messenger of some kind (from Japan). "D

9-may 09 overlays. flies !!
by roz

Comment:
Night vision, was my first thought.

I was in the garden doing nothing in particular when suddenly I noticed this tiny little flying thing that I would never have noticed at all if not for you. It landed on a leaf. Not only that, thanks to you I got a little bit closer to see if I could tell what kind of tiny little thing it was, if it matched any one of your fabulous macro shots. But before I could figure anything out, it flew away. "D I don't see how you do it! I am so impressed!

Beach-Girls.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
Right away I thought of a beach-town restaurant with a plaster wall, with an old faded mural. Very sunny.

White Hearts
by patio127

Comment:
Very small flowers (white ones, wow), close to the ground, a challenging shot. Somehow you got a BG that suggests the rest of the garden without interfering with my enjoyment of those little white flowers. Good work!