Promontory
by Bear_Music

Comment:
For me, your wake, and the way it ties the lower to the upper part of the photo, is the most interesting feature in this image. I also think about it being a good idea to put the post there so that it marks the breakwater at high tide.

night-lr-DSC_0145
by tanguera

Comment:
This is a view that I like a lot. When you get to try this sort of shooting again, try a few using tungsten (incandescent) WB, and you will get that wonderful moonlight blue. This scene looks very peaceful.

i am... i said
by Jutilda

Comment:
This SP radiates with your love for people, all people! Technically this is spot on too.
This marks my 5,000th comment, so I give it to you, the Comment Queen! Thank you for all your kind and thoughtful comments on my photos, and for sharing your special insight into what makes some photos have that universal connection with people.

Carson Builds
by dahlin

Comment:
I like the way you used light to put his face right up front in this photo. He looks like he's pretty happy with what he has built with the Legos.

Aug 21 - Yellow Lines
by tvsometime

Comment:
I would have tried this from about 6 inches above the lines, but then it would not have the diagonal in it.

Workboat
by Bear_Music

Comment:
What I said was, " Be sure to bring the OARS! "
Gotta love redneck recycling.

Balancing Act
by scooter97

Comment:
This is an orb weaver. We have similar ones here, but not exactly the same. This is a good clear shot of this one.
Here's a link if you have other photos and want to identify it.
Spiders, Pennsylvania

Passing Time
by PennyStreet

Comment:
It's pretty interesting to be able to look at her drawing and see that there is a crane just to the right out of the frame in your photo. It's like being able to see around the corner. This is a good moment to photograph. I agree that the walker sort of clutters up the scene. That's a full grown tug boat.

Little Bugger!
by Kelli

Comment:
We have a lot of these here where I live because of the big oak trees in my yard. They are very sound oriented. If I am using a blower on an air hose, they will come to it like a moth to a light. They zero in on some of the frequencies, probably higher than we can hear. They come to a hand grinder as well.
You did a very nice job on the photograph.

IMG_8779
by JaimeVinas

Comment:
This has an interesting POV, and there is a facet of curiosity about what the one model is looking at or thinking about.