Carry Things Lightly
by Wildcard

Comment:
This works for me on fairly deep as well as immediate level: immediate because I am temporarily (I hope) surrounded by boxes and things; deep because of "attachment." Composition and lighting totally serve, as does the posture of the model. And fantastic concept of the boxes rising...

The Boxer
by Crafty

Comment:
Brilliant. I love all the elements and the way you put this together. (I am a sucker for puns).

....I See You!
by JeniY

Comment:
Lovely image.

Our Street
by idnic

Comment:
Yes, a cross between the surreal and play, charmingly done.

My First Box
by colorcarnival

Comment:
And hence your dpc moniker!

Do not put me in your...
by posthumous

Comment:
Had I voted and given this the thought it deserves you might have had a ten.

Home Sweet Home
by Penny Lane

Comment:
Piquant.

You want me to think OUTSIDE of the box???
by Nobody

Comment:
Very pleasing: just the right amount of everything to say exactly what it says.

Bull's-eye
by drydoc

Comment:
Oh, oh, very nice. Texture and light and shadow perfect (not easy in a white flower) for seeing and feeling the design of the bloom. In photos like this I am never sure whether to include edges or just go with the abstract geometry - you seem to have made a nice compromise.

IMG_5447.jpg
by drydoc

Comment:
Without looking at the other comments I would have said Celosia Toadicum obscurantum, believed to be very important in some folks' medicinal repertoire.

Photography full of hard choices! My guess is that you would have needed a telephoto to isolate the fresh sprout, or a wider aperture, but then we would have completely missed Toad in the mulch. Actually I tend to favour accident over control. (Just as well). T