Life & Death on the electric fence
by roz

Comment by posthumous:
I'm giving your photo 2 averted eyes.

Life & Death on the electric fence
by roz

Comment by spencelg:
My pick for yellow in this challenge.

The Bridge
by roz

Comment by primabarbara:
You're right, I like Toddy in the middle, gives a nice feel of perspective.
Love the shadow lines!

Peekaboo
by roz

Comment by noraneko:
This was one of my top challenge picks; I think the juxtaposition of the little dragon with the vent is so cute - like he popped out to say hi.

Perched
by roz

Comment by ErinKirsten:
Congratulations as always you have nailed this! I love the simplicity of your insects and this one does not disappoint!

Perched
by roz

Comment by Barroness:
This is a winner for me. Stunning use of White to Black here with so many hues of middle to light gray tones. I think Ansel Adams would be proud of this image.
Congratulations

Perched
by roz

Comment by streetpigeon:
Seems hyper-realistic, knowing that this fly is down to earth, loving how the legs and wings fade to whispers, the articulation of the parts refined through millions of years. The blade of grass, the path unknown. A strong composition. Not sure what's going on in the background, but it's interesting and I think it works. Because it's solitary it demands due attention. How wonderful that it's in black and white.
Personal favorite of the challenge.

Perched
by roz

Comment by wolf:
Great shot of this fly (?). I think I would have preferred it in colour though.

Perched
by roz

Comment by mariuca:
Why would horror film makers create robots and aliens when they can easily enlarge insects like this one. Terrifying! A great photo.

Perched
by roz

Comment by posthumous:
B/W + Texture does not equal Art. Big bright and glowy green is just as much Art. If you want to make it Art give him a hat or make him decide between his health and his livelihood or reassemble him into a country cottage. Art is a verb! Or is God a verb? Is Art God??