Turf War
by grahamgator

Comment by Lydia:
Golly! This is so well done! Congratulations! They look real... not like Toys!

Just missing a bit of shadow under the one on the right's right foot, I think.

I hate to nit pick... but obviously you're a pro at this!

Turf War
by grahamgator

Comment by roz:
i thought i'd seen what i felt might be the blue, red and yellow ribbons ..
that's until i came to this one .
its MAGNIFICENT .. and a most wonderful piece of art .. absolutely loving the tones .. WOW !! .. :)

Buttons
by grahamgator

Comment by GolferDDS:
I really like the simplicity of your composition which makes it perfect for this challenge.

Buttons
by grahamgator

Comment by roz:
just wonderful .. what a great take on the challenge .. you are very observant .. and creative .. i love this a lot .. especially your tones .. :)

Buttons
by grahamgator

Comment by Lydia:
Finally! Some pretty symmetry!

Thank you.

Buttons
by grahamgator

Comment by LoVi:
Appealing textures and symmetry.

Dust and Memories
by grahamgator

Comment by glad2badad:

Originally posted by glad2badad: I like it, but why is it so small? Only 680 on the long side ... you have 1200. Good luck in the challenge.

Well, huh. ??? Came back around to look at a few after the challenge and now I'm seeing this full size. So I take back my sizing comment above. :-} Now I want to look at this on my laptop (where I was voting from) and check something. I'm wondering if I have something set that auto resizes to the screen real-estate available on that computer / browser.

I am curious; is this a spot on your property or did you happen across it somewhere else? Is the dust fabricated (certainly doesn't look like it) or has it really been sitting there long enough to accumulate? Inquiring minds want to know. :-)

Dust and Memories
by grahamgator

Comment by GolferDDS:
Such a melancholy, emotive and beautiful composition.

A Fleeting Memory
by grahamgator

Comment by Neat:
Awww ooops, that could easily be done by anyone.

A Fleeting Memory
by grahamgator

Comment by Lydia:
Oh bummer, Mary Ann!

This is still very lovely!