A Web of Deceit
by sigfusson

Comment:
Great picture with all of the uniform water beads. Was this how you found it or did you use a spray bottle to form the drops?

Tango in Black and White
by LevT

Comment:
You definitely picked the best of the three here. Excellent shot!

Sole Survivor
by jdannels

Comment:
The effect of the time exposure on the water and sky really makes this picture. Thanks to the bird for holding the pose. Great shot!

No Man's Land
by MaryO

Comment:
It looks like the zone in a prison nobody can enter without getting shot. Eerie shot. I like the OOF chain link in front of the camera.

Amid the Ashes
by Brad

Comment:
Is this a negative image or a burned figurine, maybe from the wildfires? Nice shot with good bokeh.

Lest We Forget
by Nuzzer

Comment:
I see you took the liberal definition of duotone, white plus two other colors. Good desat picture and DOF. I might like it better if the front crosses were in focus rather than a bit back, but that's just MHO. It's busy, but I like that the crosses fill the entire frame.

an elephant watching a herd of gazelle
by tate

Comment:
Either you uploaded the wrong picture or you've got a much better imagination than I do. I took pictures of elephants and gazelles last Thursday and they didn't look anything like this. I don't see anything topless other than cropped lamp and twigs arrangement. It has good lighting and focus, but not much else of interest to me.

I Spy...Popcorn
by Janae_Cooper

Comment:
I didn't see the I Spy movie, so I assume this is a memorable scene from it. I used to watch the TV series I Spy back 100 years ago, but I didn't connect it to the title. I thought I was generous giving it a 5. It just looked like a bunch of junk drawer stuff with popcorn dropped in the middle. I guess you would have had to see the movie to appreciate it.

IMG_4022_700.jpg
by Brad

Comment:
This is a great selection of pictures. I like the shot with the burned hills past the tomato field. I saw this sign a few days ago on the way to the Wild Animal Park. Thank God the park survived virtually unscathed though it burned right to the park. My sister takes that commute daily and had to take long alternate routes until they started the escort service. There is a hillside on the other side of the road from this sign that had acres of the burned out cactus like the one you showed. I was going to shoot them but ran out of time.

I say "Nuts to popcorn!"
by Nuzzer

Comment:
Without the title I wouldn't see popcorn anywhere. Great picture though, so I'll give you good points. If you had bribed the squirrel with a popcorn kernel it would probably be higher.