Sleeping Beauty
by love

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Congrats on your very good finish in this challenge. You put a lot into getting this, and it shows in the attention to detail and lighting.

a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

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If it was any larger than it is, the page would probably explode. : )
The cool thing about this image is that there is almost nothing in it to latch on to, but I tend to keep looking, expecting something to be there. That's a connection, and an interesting one because it is so different from the ordinary "subject in your face" shots.

Abstracts, Spring Catalog — Pg. 11
by PenelopeK

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As an abstract, this is superb! The "wavies" and colors, the shapes, all work in unison to have a very soothing watery feel. Well done.

Oct 02 - Wokkel
by hajeka

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You find some of the coolest looking things to eat, and you photograph them nicely too. This looks very appetizing.

2-oct 2010 anything goes. thread
by roz

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I don't know what to say about this one Roz. You've given it an "old family photo" look, and it seems to connect with the idea that children are the same now as they were a hundred years ago, curious, and easily amused.

Flora - original - 5001328518
by bobonacus

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The light and shadow make this one for me. It's good to see that it's fall somewhere. The evenings are just beginning to get a little cooler here in S W Florida.

Fish 'n Flowers
by jomari

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This is a great find. I know that it's the way you saw it when you shot it, but somehow it seems like it should be rotated to vertical, by 1/4 turn counter clockwise. I think that may be because of the one big red bud in the bottom left . There is a Koi pond at one of the places where I work, and it makes a very beautiful and relaxing place to enjoy just watching the fish move around.

Latte from The Embankment Cafe
by ineedauniquename

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It looks like you are off to a good start in the SC with this. I like the cups thing. Ceramic painting is sort of hit and miss because the colors change when you fire the piece. This may have been blue or green before it was fired, so the artist has to use intuition and imagination when it's being painted.

Grooming Lesson
by jomari

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Superb detail in the closer one's feathers.

Not humpty-dumpty-any more
by sfalice

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What Renee said, again.