Free Study Nightmares
by vawendy

Comment by jim29028:
nicely composed and set up, like the negative space and the low key look of this

The Leaf Eater
by vawendy

Comment by GolferDDS:
Amazing capture! Lots of patience to get this one. Top 3.

For some reason, the egg stacking competition never caught on
by vawendy

Comment by jim29028:
clean image that should do well, the eggs not appearing fully aligned up is throwing me, like the lighting and processing on this

Free Study Nightmares
by vawendy

Comment by SaraR:
Oh, we have all been there (at least those of us who have been around a while). Well thought out entry.

Free Study Nightmares
by vawendy

Comment by roz:
OMG .. yes .!!.
thats a nightmare for sure ..
altho here in australia rollover is at either 2pm or 3pm depending on daylight savings times ..
but when your pic loaded i got a small feeling of anxiety .. that was an emotional reaction to your pic btw ..
as i've had similar problems with internet being so slow that uploading an image to a challenge i've had to bluetooth to my phone and then upload using mobile data .. and thats a nightmare as well as the mobile reception where i live is very bad ..
anyway .. enough about me . !! .. ;)
i'm loving this take on the challenge and the way you have presented it .. :)

Nailed It!
by vawendy

Comment by spencelg:
In my top three.

The Leaf Eater
by vawendy

Comment by SaraR:
HA, very cute. Unlike some other photos in the challenge, this very well photographed capybara (?) is completely relevant, with its interaction with the foliage. Super work. 8.

The Leaf Eater
by vawendy

Comment by jim29028:
nice change of pace in this challenge

For some reason, the egg stacking competition never caught on
by vawendy

Comment by Barroness:
A top pick from this is very well done and absolutely creative with beautiful lighting, a ribbon for sure.
Best in Show

What Lurks Above
by vawendy

Comment by mpeters:
This was such a strange image -- an image within and image and it makes me want to look up for the source of the shadow.

Based on extensive interactions with seagulls - I consider them to be an Apex predator. :)