The Princess's 7th Birthday
by grahamgator

Comment:
Shame couldn't you get a bone with at least some meat on it for her birthday? I guess you ate the meat and then gave the dog the bone ;(
But it's a beautiful photo otherwise :)

The Beginning
by Neat

Comment:
7

Finally a Monsoon Sunset
by JulietNN

Comment:
I can see THOR the God of Thunder in Norse mythology's face in the upper right corner but it could also be Zeus the God of Thunder in Greek mythology

Light and Dust
by Ammie

Comment:
Very nice Amanda 9

Live close to water
by Mona

Comment:
and never be thirsty

Fun and Games
by MaryO

Comment:
SVAXECO

pumpkin spice
by HUETH

Comment:
and all things nice like mice and lice

The Way They Want It
by Judi

Comment:
Who wants that?

Have confidence in what you beleive
by toutoungi

Comment:
beleive?

Morning has broken
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Hiya Margaret...Just read your comment in the "Photographer's Comments".
Just wanted to explain my thinking and interpretation of the description as I had 2 other members write to me explaining how they interpreted the description and so they, like you tied it to a Dawn Breaking.
I get what you and them are saying but I still think you and and a few other people misinterpreted the description of the title properly which says:
My take is as follows:

Description
Somewhere on the continuum between whole and obliterated.

Now that together with the title Break, Breaking Broken says to me that it has to be something that is in a state between whole and obliterated in other words the physical process from being not broken right through to the state of being totally broken/destroyed/obliterated. It cannot be a Dawn Breaking as nothing is broken or destroyed in the process. A dawn breaking is just a description of the sun coming up and the light of day starting to spread. Now if the challenge did not have that specified description added then yes a dawn breaking would have been a perfect way to portray the challenge theme.
Have you thought of it like that? If you do I am sure you will see my point.
Kind regards
Fred