Daylight Robbery
by Agaricus

Comment by puzzled:
This is a cute scene - good capture. The bluish-purple frame doesn't really seem to fit - might be nice with all black or maybe pick up one of the colors from the image (brick red, dark green, or gray).

Daylight Robbery
by Agaricus

Comment by DeniseBernadette:
I think this would have looked better if you had zoomed closer onf the squirrel/bird feeder. That way, there would have been more detail shown.

Daylight Robbery
by Agaricus

Comment by Germaine:
Well captured, but I would have cropped in more on the squirrell. Also, the purple frame fights with the other colors. You'd have done better with plain black and narrower.

Daylight Robbery
by Agaricus

Comment by espy2:
I gave this one my highest score out of all. I am sure the originals are more in focus, but I am a nature lover, and I like the fact that you got the feeder in perfect alignment in each one, yet show the squirrel in a different position each time. I have also experienced this "robbery" before :) I find it amusing and well done. Wish the background was a different color, but like it just the same.

Reflective Ease
by Agaricus

Comment by zxaar:
very good photograph, i wish i paint it when i get time.

Reflective Ease
by Agaricus

Comment by Ivory:
Very pretty picture, nice peaceful fee.l

Reflective Ease
by Agaricus

Comment by nsmith:
Looks like a painting I've seen before. Very nice.

Reflective Ease
by Agaricus

Comment by whatdewuc:
In the colonial era, landscape views were found primarily in the backgrounds of portraits, usually to provide additional information about the sitter. This would make a great example. Great image, good luck. -10-

Reflective Ease
by Agaricus

Comment by Tranquil:
Beautiful pastel tones!

Reflective Ease
by Agaricus

Comment by saphire:
nice light! it's so hard to capture that orange sunset/sunrise color