Joy Ride
by markwiley

Comment by PaulFrocchi:
Fun shot!

Joy Ride
by markwiley

Comment by MaryO:
LOL! That's probably not safe for either of you, but it's cute ;-)

Joy Ride
by markwiley

Comment by Tiny:
Has a movie quality to it,works well for me.Boost.

A Slow Unraveling
by markwiley

Comment by wehrmacher:
This is a great shot IMNSHO; not only from a philosophical, but from artistic and technical standpoints. I am not sure what you did in Photoshoppe. It looks like a real sweater that you had, perhaps tailored, with the word. The unraveling threads even have the blue and red. I just love it. (Nice tummy as well.)

Contratulations.

A Slow Unraveling
by markwiley

Comment by Melethia:
Excellent idea, very well executed! How did you get the lettering to be so integral to the yarn? Congrats on the well-deserved ribbon! (PS - nothing wrong with golf - fine sport. I just need to find people who want to play around here and I can give up challenges altogether.)

Morning Light
by markwiley

Comment by mariuca:
Very much aware of your presence! You got wonderful kids Mark! Continue keeping the log.

Let the Wild Rumpus Begin
by markwiley

Comment by JuliBoc:
Wonderful shadows. And I love that book.

Joy Ride
by markwiley

Comment by jmritz:
I've done this with my dogs, I'm there with you.

Morning Light
by markwiley

Comment by jagar:
Jack looks enthralled, a good natural looking portrait, great memories for you both.

Let the Wild Rumpus Begin
by markwiley

Comment by Paul:
I'm going through the entries, stopping at those images I feel have had the benefit of an unconventional eye and dwelling a little longer to try to see and appreciate what you saw. This is one of those images.

Positives: The horns of the shadows are magnificent, they get lost on their owners so the shadows rescue them from obscurity. I really like the flare at the top of the frame too. The overall feeling is quite joyous and a little bit chilly!

Critical stuff: Nothing really.

Overall: A lovely shot all round.