Free Study Feb 09
by nutzito

Comment:
Simply wonderful capture, this is indeed one in a million. The poor mangy little cat must be thankful to have this precious little girl as its caretaker.

INNOCENCE
by nutzito

Comment:
This is so expressive! A wonderful portrait of a very charming young lady. Excellent!

March
by gys

Comment:
Beautiful cloud formations and gradations of colors. Love the transition from blue to gold and the strong lineal definition of the horizon. Very very nice!

Sunset Stroll
by cgino

Comment:
Sensational in every way!!! A real work of art!!!

Squirril BRURI
by rodfulk

Comment:
I think he must have something hidden in there. Cute capture, interesting lighting on the squirrel.

Bunny Bots
by cgino

Comment:
Very interesting! I've never used an overlay but am curious as to how this works. Do you need a program like Photomatix that merges photos? Can this be done in PS Elements?

Old Boat
by Brin

Comment:
Magnificent!

Abby In Her Woods
by patio127

Comment:
Very lucky, yes! Same as my six felines, the whole woods is theirs. But so are the fleas and those nasty deer ticks! Please be careful of those and protect your beautiful Abby from potential Lyme infection. We lost several ferals over the past year and I nearly lost one of my adopted cats, our beloved Timmer, to this horrible disease. Even the vet didn't know what was wrong w/him except his bloodwork showed a raised titer. I Googled Lyme disease in felines and there it was. I took a copy of the article to my vet, which he read over and immediately put Timmer on antibiotics for three wks. He is fine again but this is no joke, please be careful!
Lovely capture of Abby, she is a beautiful girl!

Unconventional-Collage.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
Great assortment of colors and textures throughout, this must have taken awhile to compile. I like the placement and POI of the white square #9. Very well done.

Uh Oh...
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Good grab and a good story told. I can't imagine what it must be like having all that paraphernalia on and still be able to move quickly! ;-)