May I have this dance?
by shanksware

Comment:
How adorable!

Seven Going On Eight
by kswanson

Comment:
Hope Jordin is coming to terms with Nala's passing - a hard time for you all.

Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
by mgsmith53

Comment:
The colour combination works really well, particularity with the soft blue, uncluttered background.

No Matter What, Right?
by macrothing

Comment:
I like the composition, the tight framing, and the colour palette. A little over-sharpened for my taste.

Coca Cola Baby
by emorgan49

Comment:
Safer than the drinking water, I suspect! An interesting socio-documentary type image.

IMG_2106Gg.jpg
by drydoc

Comment:
I like this for the tenderness captured - both grandmother (?) and baby have such a look of wonderment.

Watching and Waiting
by Dominic146

Comment:
That is one pretty cool new toy! Looking forward to seeing more of your work, especially as you get used to the lens.

Wild Turkey
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
That has to be one of the ugliest, strangest looking birds on the planet. I agree with Jedusi - it wouldn't look out of place as an extra in Jurrasic Park!

Watching and Waiting
by Dominic146

Comment:
I reckon it is the Brown Falcon, Falco berigora - the barring on the tail feathers is typical, but I am no expert on Australian birds! I would be delighted to have captured this - it is so exciting to see birds of prey in the wild.

Butterfly.jpg
by fldave

Comment:
We seem to get so few butterflies here in the UK these days, so it is lovely to see other's photos of them. This is really nice - crisp focus and lovely colours on the butterfly, and interesting that it is feeding on a flower of similar colours. Do you think that is just chance, or part of nature's design? On a technical note, it would be good if there was just a bit more separation of the foreground subject from the background - I think that has more to do with the similarity of colours than with the depth of field not being shallow enough, and personally in this instance I am not terribly keen on the coloured border.