Majestic Grace
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
Great capture. Superb movement in the water - never mind the swan.

The Archbishop of Canterbury - 'How to Misunderstand Religion '
by cheekymunky

Comment:
and when it comes to misunderstanding religion . .

really nice shot. I would (perhaps) have cropped it a little tighter on the right - but nice shot.

Sunrise at Castlerigg
by PurpleFire

Comment:
Wonderful pastel colours.

The Old Village Swan
by jonfrommk

Comment:
"The Old Village Swan"

Is that the Old Swan belonging to the village ?
or the Swan belonging to the Old Village ?

Either way nice tight crop and good catchlight :- )

prepare
by sigrun_th

Comment:
What a curious photo . . .she has one hand missing, one half missing, there is no eye contact with the viewer or clear explanation of what she is doing, unyet, unyet . .

Great T-shirt choice both for the blending in to the background, and for the black pattern/writing standing out as a contrast, Fabulous hair colour and definition and great skin tones. Love the crop and positioning.

I'm really not sure why this works - but for me it works really well.

Great shot.

Lord of The Fall
by Simms

Comment:
Lovely shot. Great framing with the tree and wonderful crepuscular rays.

My only real nitpick is how bright the deer is when the sun is clearly striking the far side of him, and indeed under his chin the left side of his neck (the sunny side) appears darker than what should be the shady side - but that's a small price for such a lovely photo.

:- )

Who is shooting who?
by FocusPoint

Comment:
Yikes - look at those stilleto's !! she could just kick him to death instead . .

Y.A.C.
by TallisMan

Comment:
Lovely capture - a little more room over his head may have been nice - but not crucial :- )

Ghost sails
by ergates

Comment:
Love the effect of the sails in the mist - but the sea looks too lurid for my taste :- ) It may also benefit from a slightly tighter crop on the right.

"Then leaf subsides to leaf."
by sibeling

Comment:
Nice details and gentle colours.

Water drops finish it nicely