Skylight
by geewhy

Comment by scottwilson:
Great photo..8

Pollenation ..Natures` messy free lunch
by geewhy

Comment by e301:
You keep good company, may I say? Look at the shots around you (or more particularly the photographers) in this challenge's placings.

E

Skylight
by geewhy

Comment by sfalice:
This is crisp and imaginative. I very much like the repetition of the greens. Good luck.

Pollenation ..Natures` messy free lunch
by geewhy

Comment by C_Steve_G:
Nice shot.
No chaos.

Pollenation ..Natures` messy free lunch
by geewhy

Comment by jpochard:
Really nice photo! It would score higher if it showed the element of chaos to me, which it doesn't

Pollenation ..Natures` messy free lunch
by geewhy

Comment by DavidLevin:
I could see why this is messy, and I could see the reason behind a relationship between chaos and mess, after all- they do tie into eachother, but there's still a difference which is why I'm not going to give the fullest for adhering to the topic, but an 8 for a beautiful shot.

Pollenation ..Natures` messy free lunch
by geewhy

Comment by photom:
Exposure was my major problem with this image. And I'm not that thrilled with the pumped-up saturation.

Sunshine and showers
by geewhy

Comment by drgsoell:
Pretty dramatic. But the rainbow looks like it was added in, doesn't look natural somehow. I'll be interested to find out after the challenge.

Sunshine and showers
by geewhy

Comment by HRoxas:
great shot. love the composition and colours. I think you may have been conflicted whether to straighten the tree or leave it the way it is in order to better frame the rainbow (that's what I would think anyways and I would be tempted to do that). I like the way it is though. 9

When two eras meet
by geewhy

Comment by geewhy:
Thanks to all who took time to comment.

Unfortunately, the weather played a large part in the washing out effect as the sky was light grey , featureless and overcast.The church in the foreground was underexposed..and I had to perform a bit of a balancing act to try to equalise things.
Didn`t notice the tilt at time of submitting, however, when I had a go at straightening the image..with the church level..the flats took a lean to the right...I think the problem lies in the fact that the church is not parallel with the flats but at a slight angle.
Kept the figures in the shot to show scale, (pleased that some voters appreciated that).

Gordon