Stop
by BAMartin

Comment:
Very cool image! I love the hint of the car, it looks very anthrophomorphic, like a monster beckoning you to come in, while the warning outside tells you to stop!

Abandoned
by cryan

Comment:
You can't beat a lensbaby for imaging abandoned buildings. Wonderful building, I love the stand of trees in back, and your processing is perfect!

Thinking of You
by pixelpig

Comment:
The flowers are gorgeous, and I love the treatment on the frame! It looks like it is corroded copper or something with those cool blue edges, nice!!

Hungry in black and white
by Kelli

Comment:
Beautiful! I think it looks better this way than in color, and the eyes have brightened up too. Excellent!!

Geraniums
by SaraR

Comment:
Sara, this is marvelous! In the thumb the door looks like a little face (but you knew that:-) Then in the full size, those black door hinges seem to point to the window with the subdued flowers, as if to say "don't look at these red geraniums above my head, the real action is inside!"

HorseShoeDoorcolorised.jpg
by Falc

Comment:
Amazing door! And yes, rather Hobbit-like :-) I love your composition in this image; that roundy doorframe leads me to the flower pots which leads me to the window which leads me to the roundy doorframe....tones and textures rock!

A Bushel of Jelly Beans
by bassbone

Comment:
IMO this image is: brilliant, beautiful, colorful, & perfectly executed. I love the bright background and highlights, it's in my face! I actually love peas like this, but I wouldn't resist some jelly beans mixed in :-) I see this big and bright and on a kitchen wall. The more I look at it the more I like it!

The Sun King at Winter Solstice
by Blackbox

Comment:
Well, as an astronomer and avid sky watcher, I certainly appreciate this image! We get a lot of these in New Mexico too. This is indeed a beautiful solar halo, and I know what you mean about not being able to fit the whole thing in the image; it wasn't until I got a wide angle lens that I could manage it :-) BTW, this is a solar halo, not a sundog; sundogs are little colored spots of refracted light that occur in specific orientations, often ocurring along with a solar halo, but often without a solar halo. Whatever, this is a lovely image!

Cathay
by zeuszen

Comment:
I love seeing those interesting things framed by the window frame and the gold/orange tones. This view makes me want to see more of the inside of that house...NICE!

Backyard
by bvy

Comment:
I love the distortion of the trees, that pinched in look is very cool. Nice work from an oatmeal box!