Bring on the Rain
by L1

Comment by Bruce_the_Robert:
Stunning. I don't see so much as feel the subject here. It's right there, under the surface, yearning to be touched, to touch, to share, to be shared. There is healing in art, Laurie, in finding truth and beauty in what is, what has been, and what will be, and in allowing us to see the beauty you have found that we might otherwise never have seen.

Freewheelin'
by L1

Comment by whiteroom:
wheeeeeeeeeeee, tender shot regardless.

i think you have dust bunnies, looks just like my pics.

Freewheelin'
by L1

Comment by SandyP:
But how wonderfully you captured a moment in childhood here. I love how this has all that motion blur, yet it is still so clearly defined.

Freewheelin'
by L1

Comment by annig:
great capture, Laurie! I can almost hear the playing card clackkkkkkking along in the tire spokes...LOL!

really nicely done, it captures the speed and sense of freedom of whirling along like that on a bike!

Freewheelin'
by L1

Comment by jmritz:
Looks like that's way to fast. Blur gives this a feeling of speed. Nice.

Tentacles
by L1

Comment by whiteroom:
with or without the flower i like this.
(i have to look harder at your photos because i know what you are
going through) i look forward to it.

Clouds
by L1

Comment by blueburd:
Clouds are one of my favourite subjects. Like the colors you caught!

Galveston Sunrise
by L1

Comment by blueburd:
Striking! I like the crisp outline of the waves coming in.

Through the Reeds
by L1

Comment by blueburd:
Beautiful! I like the long grass in the foreground and the predominance of purple hues.

Tentacles
by L1

Comment by Jutilda:
Bokeh like this is always a fav. In this case the white lines dance about behind the focused bloom, like a nature ballet.