caught
by chele

Comment:
Good lighting, I'm not drawn to the brown, but instead to the finger tips.

Morning Frost on the Boardwalk
by RolandB

Comment:
The board lines and the shadows crossing don't seem to work for me.

What Do You Mean "Pets II" was LAST Week!?!?!
by psquared40

Comment:
Nice in it's general color impression. Not quite in focus on the eyes, and lots of hot pixels. I don't know if you have software to fix the pixels, so will not vote down for that.

yummm
by Geee

Comment:
Now I'm hungry. Good to fit the theme, but no one subject stands out for attention.

Splash!
by brownsm

Comment:
The reflection of the side strobe is distracting to me. Good timing for the capture.

Winter Sunset
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I see you have your DSLR back! And and new computer to use it with as well. Killer images to begin with, and PP is your own brand of digital delight. Big congrats on the red.

Fountain Abbey
by wingyisleeds

Comment:
An attractive image of a place connected to a time long past. It must have been magnificent in it's glory days. It's nice that they mow the lawn to keep the weeds from taking over. I like old structures, but there are not many in Florida more than 100 years old. I noticed that in London, there is an interesting combo of new and old, side by side all over town.

Ancient, Modern, Polished
by msdoubletrouble

Comment:
Excellent and thoughtful as it relates to the challenge, and love the colors. Too bad it was basic editing, or you could have rubbed out the reflection of the vertical scissors on the agate.

What a pair!
by scotthadl

Comment:
I had no trouble at all connecting the dots to make this diagonal. Like J.P. said, see if you can scrub out the bright spots, at least the ones under his ear. The leaves are ok with me. I like the border idea too. Best wishes to the couple.

It's a Wonderful Life
by mpeters

Comment:
Killer pic. I smile every time I see it.
I sometimes get this low angle by using a monopod and self timer or remote, and just put the camera on top of my boot or shoe, then turn the image 180 later. I have a bit of back problem when I get this low and try to see thru the viewfinder.
Congrats on the ribbon!