Week 17 B: Coralee
by jasonlprice

Comment by Melethia:
I very much like the natural framing here - and the rather inquisitive look of the young one. The reaching hand is a very nice touch as well.

Week 17: Cousins
by jasonlprice

Comment by Melethia:
This is very nice - your choice of the diagonal creates a nice non-static balance to show off the new little one and her admirers.

Week 16: State Record Cypress
by jasonlprice

Comment by Melethia:
That's one bear of a tree! Not sure what your conditions were for this shot, but it could do with a bit more separation from it's environment if possible. I strongly suspect that's not possible, though. I'd imagine everything there is pretty much the same color and blends together, yes? Also, there seems to be a good deal of artifacting/blocking going on, particularly in the upper limbs of the tree. Not sure if this is post processing or an uploading glitch.

Week 15 C: Transmission Lines
by jasonlprice

Comment by Melethia:
My choice of your Week 15 options - I really like the starkness of this, the strength of the lines. (It looks like a bit of cloning in the lower left that if you were to do something else with this shot you'd want to smooth over just a bit.)

Week 14: Dixie and William
by jasonlprice

Comment by Melethia:
Adorable! What I really like about this is just how incredibly wise beyond her years Dixie looks.

Kid Laundry Machine
by jasonlprice

Comment by Cam:
Put them on rinse cycle and wait for a ribbon. :) (?)
Super shot.

Ballerina Dream
by jasonlprice

Comment by sherpet:
Sweet and I do hope this does well......

Ballerina Dream
by jasonlprice

Comment by Denise:
Precious!

Ballerina Dream
by jasonlprice

Comment by epescala:
Perfect subject for the challenge! 9

Day 6: Barbed
by jasonlprice

Comment by Ken:
At first this just seems like a simple of barbed wire, and yet it's a fascinating study of lines and pattern; there's a lot of stuff going on here. My eye is immediately drawn to the angled wire, then down, then across the wire on the bottom. Then I go back up and explore the slightly out of focus grass and just love how the curved grass leads into the sun. Great job.