rock.paper.scissor.rock.paper.sci.....
by mariuca

Comment by Neat:
It was you............oh nice.

rock.paper.scissor.rock.paper.sci.....
by mariuca

Comment by posthumous:
beautiful colors and composition. well done.

Quails_0007.020212
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Comment by pixelpig:
This is very strange. But somehow likable.

Winter Scene
by mariuca

Comment by neophyte:
Extremely interesting photo!

Winter Scene
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Comment by tjbel05:
I like the overall concept, but wish you could have moved in closer to eliminate that hill to get more of the children on your frame.

Winter Scene
by mariuca

Comment by pamb:
Postcard.

Winter Scene
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Comment by Mike:
it looks like to pushed the colors of the jackets too much and its distracting me from be able to look at the trees

Winter Scene
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Comment by tanguera:
I send this image out for Xmas several years ago...

Winter Scene
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Comment by grahamgator:
Looks like a Currier & Ives painting; very nicely done.(voted earlier)

Winter Scene
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Comment by CNovack:
Calvin whooped as he raced downhill on his sled. The speed was delightful. As he approached the trees he saw before him a crush of people. This is going to be better than any video game as he took hold of his sled to steer. The object will be to zip in between people. Calvin spotted Susie in the crowd and regretted that he did not bring a snowball.

My first glance at the thumbnail I thought this might be the ice skating rink at Rockerfeller Center. On full screen I was instead greeted by a playful day in the snow with the winter white decorated with people in colorful outfits. It is very scenic, but as I soon as a spotted the two trees, I instantly thought of Calvin and how he view the scene. I think why that popped into my head is because I recalled his humorous antics and also how the comic strip ended back in 95'. The very final strip had Calvin & Hobbes outside in freshly fallen snow, "It's a magical world, Hobbes, ol' buddy... Let's go exploring!" Calvin exclaims as they zoom off over the snowy hills on their sled.