Roz : Childhood Years
by glad2badad

Comment by roz:

Originally posted by glad2badad: Yep. It was you Roz. :-)

you put a smile on my face .. thankyou for thinking of me .. xx ..

Roz : Childhood Years
by glad2badad

Comment by glad2badad:
Yep. It was you Roz. :-)

Roz : Childhood Years
by glad2badad

Comment by roz:
i'm wondering if the Roz you are referring to is me .. ?? ..
if it is .. were you spying on me 60+ years ago when i was doing just that as a child .. it was mainly insects i was observing .. only because there werent any frogs around that were gracious enough to let me examine them ..
if it isnt me its still a great shot and perfect for the challenge ..
many congrats on the red ribbon .. :)

C E L E B R A T E !
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Comment by Barroness:
Absolutely fun and colorful.

Roz : Childhood Years
by glad2badad

Comment by Barroness:
Congratulations, I never would have guessed that frog is plastic. Wow, amazing and so beautiful.

Fly Robert, FLY!!!
by glad2badad

Comment by Barroness:
Beautiful image from the vantage point of Roberts drone.

Arches
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Comment by bassbone:
lovely shapes especially with the reflection

I can see clearly now ... gonna be a bright, bright, sun shiny day!
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Comment by kanaj:
This is a lovely photo and a striking composition. I'm not sure I would call it "foreground interest," though. To me, the horizon registers much more immediately as the compelling focal point. Which is not a criticism of the photo--only an explanation for why it's a teensy bit lower for me than some others in this challenge.

Roz : Childhood Years
by glad2badad

Comment by bobnospum:
Love all the lush greens here. The magnifying glass fits in well and has a great angle. Maybe a slightly larger magnification would add a little more impact. Not sure it was possible.

Fly Robert, FLY!!!
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Comment by Bear_Music:
You got the "overprocessed" part down pat (that's what Penelope often says about my more florid dronescapes). Personally I think this is great for how the luminosity of the sky works its way down over the foreground in the fog/cloud bits sinking down. A 10 from me.