Stop 3
by wickee_one

Comment by joynim:
This is beautiful and very unique!

Day 22 - Tonight's Beverage
by wickee_one

Comment by ErinM:
HA HA...Your comments gave me a chuckle...("I am not much of a drinker, so I will just look at this and try to relax.") Hope it worked! Nicely set up with great clarity in the image. Could be an ad.

Day 22 - Tonight's Beverage
by wickee_one

Comment by patio127:
I love the detail - the bottle is cool ! Looks like you are relaxing in front of a nice fire[place- I would go for the wine as well:)

Day 22 - Tonight's Beverage
by wickee_one

Comment by joynim:
Nice sharp clear photo you went to alot of effort and it shows :)

Stop 4
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Comment by EstimatedEyes:
I really like this one ... doesn't look like much as a thumb, but the full size really pops. The colors on the butterfly wings somehow blend with the foliage in the background, and that wonderfully placed tree trunk just brings everything together very nicely. Well done ... I think this is my favorite of the bunch. Thanks for joining us on the walkabout!

Stop 3
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Comment by EstimatedEyes:
Wow -- this looks like it would have been a good subject for the From the Ground Up challenge, I like the butterfly taking off into the bright blue sky.

Stop 2
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Comment by EstimatedEyes:
Good composition and, yes, nice choice for desat. The shadows are a little distracting here ... might be a good subject to go back to when the light changes and see what else you come up with. That's what I love about walkabouts ... a chance to take pictures of things you walk by every day! Nice find.

Stop 1
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Comment by EstimatedEyes:
Nice close up, tack sharp, and good DOF control. Looks like some kind of artichoke? Nice find!

Stop 3
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Comment by MelonMusketeer:
Exceptional Cool! I like the color and perspective in this shot a lot.

Stop 2
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Comment by MelonMusketeer:
This is a Dodge 4x4. They were called "Dodge Recon" most of the time. The official Dodge designation was "Power Wagon" and was usually on the sides of the hood in raised lettering. It's a Korean war leftover. They were popular here in S Florida for their running gear, used to make swamp buggies in the 1960's.
Cool desat. I have never seen one pink before.