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by Brad

Comment by Cinzia:
What a great photograph

Serene
by Brad

Comment by Jutilda:
I can't see these and not think of Monet's Giverny. Lovely, B.

Preoccupied
by Brad

Comment by Jutilda:
WOW - crisp focus and you aren't THAT close. Love the red and green with her white and grey coat. Sharp whiskers too!

Whispers
by Brad

Comment by jpochard:
Wow...I'm just cruising through recent uploads and yours just keep catching my eye. Something about the sweep of the clouds here give this great movement. I think I'd try to clone out those white things to the left of the horses in the background.

Preoccupied
by Brad

Comment by jpochard:
How cute is that! Great kitty shot with prrrfect colors and composition. The texture of the bricks and the foliage make a nice frame for kitty.

Serene
by Brad

Comment by jpochard:
God is a great artist, and I'm sure he's happy with how skillfully you share his work with us! This is really beautiful.

Kiss(es) of Death
by Brad

Comment by Brad:
The Red Violin is on the abdomen.
Black Widows are lethal to cats by the way, and I have a Cat.

Cat 1, Black Widow 0

Kiss(es) of Death
by Brad

Comment by TCGuru:
Okay, I was loving the photo until I saw that you SQUISHED the spider!!!! :( BW's are actually really really good pest control and are not lethal, poisionous, but not lethal. The only documented case of a BW killing a human was a 2 year old that was bitten MANY times by MANY spiders. I let one live in my basement for over a year :) We had no bugs or other spiders during that time... she eventually moved out.

This is a great photo! I cannot believe you captured this :) Tiny question for you (feel free to PM me the answer): Where is the red spot off her back? did you PP it out or is she turned so you cannot see it?? I admire your bravery for this too LOL :)

Migrant Worker
by Brad

Comment by Jutilda:
High key rocks. I love this. GREAT detail and it was nice of the bug to be on a white background to showcase the contrast wasn't it?

Butterfly2
by Brad

Comment by Jutilda:
That hint of the daisy behind the butterfly really is wonderful.