Independence Day 2007
by Nald

Comment:
This is one of the most appealing fireworks images I have seen in ages! Catching a big bright 'boom' with a camera is pretty easy... catching the whole scene including the spectators and a series of 'booms' is a lot more interesting! You can see the smoke from the shots wafting up in the distant horizon... the firework colors are awesome... makes me feel like I too am a spectator at the event :-)

A Kid At Heart
by TheresaA

Comment:
It looks like it is smiling! What a great capture in every way... I've never thought much about goats one way or the other, but this is simply adorable with the tilt of the head, the perky ears, and that little 'smile' for the camera :-) Well done!

DAY 10: Fox tails and Pug tails
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Great shot! I love how the curl of his tail is echoed in those curly fox tails :-)

Liebe
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment:
I love the close crop and b&w choice! Holy cow, you CAN see her drool! Now that is funny :-)

Liebe on Desk
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment:
She's very pretty! She looks like my 10-year-old indoor cat Bootes, another girl who hates the camera :-) Glad you were able to catch a shot! And isn't she a clever girl, taking a nap where mom works so she cannot be ignored :-)

Amazon Parrot
by MaryO

Comment:
Gorgeous shot, incredible detail in the feathers! He looks great against the black background. Don't you just hate some humans?

Day 9: Poppie Pug
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Now that is just too cute! Great selection of images for a triptych :-)

Day 9 - My desk just before sunset
by bdenny

Comment:
Interesting image! I like the shaft of light cutting across the image with the foreground in deep shadow, makes me try to make out what is there and wonder :-)

Tied Up in Knots
by karmat

Comment:
Very colorful, it makes a very attractive image! The soft focus is fine, but I bet it would also look great with a sharp focus on a bright white background :-)

day 9 - unraveling.jpg
by rachelellen

Comment:
Very cool shot! The color is really pretty, I like the lighting, the diagonally running cables and the placement of the newly forming ball next to the unraveled bit of sweater! Great story too :-)