Chicago in the rain
by MacDonald

Comment by ursula:
Fantastic, Maggie! Great use of rain.

Eyeless
by MacDonald

Comment by roz:
this is absolutely awesome .. it should be printed real big and put on a wall somewhere .. fantastic .. !! ..:)
which reminds me .. i am going to print that pic of Ceilidh .. i had to go to facebook to get the correct spelling .. i dont think i'll ever remember it so i might go with the way her name sounds .. kay-lee .. which i have no trouble remembering at all ..!!.. lol .. :)

Chicago in the rain
by MacDonald

Comment by roz:
what a superb image maggie .. those buildings look almost drawn .. i particularly love photographs with reflections.. :)

Helvella Lacunosa
by MacDonald

Comment by Enlightened:
Great DOf and exposure. I half expect to see a little troll coming out of it!! Thanks for all of the info you posted as well.

One for the road
by MacDonald

Comment by HarveyG:
Magnificent work Maggie. Especially a wild image. Perfect timing, framing and as an environment action shot you can be proud. Great result.

Helvella Lacunosa
by MacDonald

Comment by Joshua_:
Wonderful lighting

Helvella Lacunosa
by MacDonald

Comment by daisydavid:
Almost looks like a small animal, quite beautiful and unique.

Helvella Lacunosa
by MacDonald

Comment by nam:
Great lines, textures, shapes. A close up would make a terrific abstract.
Bought your brother's book - it arrived yesterday and we're looking forward to reading it.

Helvella Lacunosa
by MacDonald

Comment by sulamk:
Love the photo and the description, not sure that I would eat it. You and your hubby should do a book he could do the identification and you do the photos.

Helvella Lacunosa
by MacDonald

Comment by kasaba:
I adore mushrooms and pictures of mushrooms. I agree with bassbone, and others, I think close ups would be great. The hand gives an indication of size of course, but I would rather see the mushroom by itself ... just me and my musgroom frenzy ;-). We have a similar type of mushroom here in South Africa which apparently is also edible. Ours starts out looking quite "normal" and then "deteriorates" (matures ;-)) into this black dripping mess. Its quite offputting if you ask me, but apparently delicious to eat ... not so sure ;-)