Lost and found
by mariuca

Comment:
The day I looked at this I found an exposed but undeveloped roll of film in my drawer. Lost and found - but I wonder if it is worth the trouble and expense of getting it developed now. (I gave you 7.)

folded, sealed, labeled, delivered
by primabarbara

Comment:
Very creative, Barbara, and very pleasing to the eye. This was my yellow ribbon pick. I'm glad the DQ got overturned.

Storm Shelter
by vawendy

Comment:
Fabulous, Wendy! Such dedication to lie on your stomach in the cold for ages. (When I do that even for a short time I get a nasty stitch that hangs around for ages.) How on earth do you get your squirrels to comply? Are they pretty much pets by now? This was my equal top pick along with Gaby's.

The Great Escape
by kasaba

Comment:
I love this, Gaby! Your dog is an absolutely gorgeous delight. And photographed to perfection. This was my equal top pick along with Wendy's. Congrats on the blue.

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The Spherical Bed
by bjoern

Comment:
Congratulations on the yellow ribbon. (You had my red, a 9)

The Spring Canine Collection - Puppies Included for an Extra Charge
by SandyP

Comment:
This was my top pick, Sandy. (10). It's just gorgeous. Not only the beautiful puppies but the surroundings. Beautiful flowers, lovely seat (which makes it relevant to the challenge). Knowing how hard it is to get one puppy (or grown dog) in a photogenic pose, you have done a brilliant job with five! of them. I'm so happy that the story ended well.

Barb\'s Poster 181
by PuppyDogMom

Comment:
Beautiful dog nicely captured. His whole posture and expression say "I'm ready!"

My first ever star trails
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Wonderful, Margaret. Not only the star trails but the landscape, too.

Cinderella
by mariuca

Comment:
I agree with Don. And I really did intend to come back and comment during voting. This is beautiful, Mariuca. I was your 9, which was the highest score I gave in this challenge.

The Spherical Bed
by bjoern

Comment:
Fascinating! I can't help but wonder who the caged sleeper would be. When my younger brother was a toddler he was very adept at climbing out of his cot, also at opening windows and escaping. He was drawn to an establishment that was part wrecking yard, part garage, on a busy, busy road. He accessed this via a shortcut through a field. My mother used a bike and roads and hoped to get to the business before he did. Driven to her wits end she took to turning the cot upside down so that he was safely confined - in a cage. This bed would have been ideal!