Angkor Wat
by vawendy

Comment by Ja-9:
it was yours...(I missed in my comments)...this is stunning. I love the reflection in the water. Such a tranquil spot

The Guardian
by vawendy

Comment by Melethia:
Quick note on the picture size - you can have up to 1200 pixels on the long edge, so you could make this taller if you wanted. If you have questions on how to do that, just ask in a forum. I tend to make my vertical entries less than the maximum so those with smaller screens don't have to scroll. I like the knobby-knee'd guy in the foreground. :)

And in the Summer Haze
by vawendy

Comment by posthumous:
two fishermen sail out,
decks full of hope,
empty of envy,
among a million fish
who dream of sky and trees,
lacking only the hook of it.

And in the Summer Haze
by vawendy

Comment by skewsme:
And in the Summer Haze, the river,
sheened and still and bright, concealed
the lively dartings of the carp and shad. We had
no need for sight. A fisherman can somehow touch
the current flux and know, through soles
of shoes and waverings in heavy air, the time to pause
and cast and pray to catch his share of what's below.

If only...
by vawendy

Comment by NikonJeb:
Very evocative. Brave. Sad. Good on you for the statement. 9

The Road Goes Ever On
by vawendy

Comment by Neat:
Oh that's why you've been so quiet! Have a great vacation, look forward to seeing more photo's..and I'm glad I'm not the only one who brought up the PP :)

The Guardian
by vawendy

Comment by pixelpig:
formidable

Pagoda
by vawendy

Comment by pixelpig:
Congratulations on the Top Ten finish, Wendy. Now I'm thinking you &your family must've been on vacation.

The Road Goes Ever On
by vawendy

Comment by pixelpig:
so It does

Angkor Wat
by vawendy

Comment by pixelpig:
Somebody should call the Sierra Club , alert them to all the wonderful photos in this challenge. It's truly amazing. What a beautiful planet we have to live on. Thanks for posting this shot.