TENACITY
by Lydia

Comment by Hye5:
Wow, I really like the image and the tag...my only nitpick is the word "tenacity" overlapping on the border, but that's just my personal take on it. Gave it a 9.

Grandfather's Chair
by Lydia

Comment by tanguera:
Interesting. I think the shutters overwhelm the chair though. There is so much of them, and the chair is more on the delicate side. Perhaps cropping out the right sidelight, or using a heftier chair might have worked. But a lot of great detail and lines here.

Light Bright
by Lydia

Comment by horsinaround97:
I feel like the petal in the middle is obscuring my view.

Grandfather's Chair
by Lydia

Comment by perfectpicture:
i love this, and i like how the whole photo has some sort of texture to it~! I also like how the chair isn't centered!

Grandfather's Chair
by Lydia

Comment by Jutilda:
I like the off centering of the subject and the repeating pattern of the louvered shutters.

Grandfather's Chair
by Lydia

Comment by Crafty:
An Excellent image

Grandfather's Chair
by Lydia

Comment by Citadel:
Nice minimalist image with interesting composition. The picture has a subtle textured look that help give it a sense of age.

Bee Content
by Lydia

Comment by roz:
wow lydia .. this is a brilliant bee shot ... he's such an interesting little bee, quite different from the little honey bees we get around here .. i love the excellent details you've captured and his incredibly sharp eyes .. :)
ps .. thankyou for your comment on my robberfly .. i reckon i copped a bashing from the ppl who didnt like seeing the same scene twice .. 12 votes of 3 and under, 5 of them 1's .. i cant understand how ppl can think a photograph is worthy of a ribbon in one challenge and then a very similar one is less than ordinary in another .. especially when its the free study .. :)

Bee Content
by Lydia

Comment by colorcarnival:
congrats on a great finish in a free study :)

Bee Content
by Lydia

Comment by PennyStreet:
Excellent! IMHO, this is one of your best buggy pictures - along with the title it just really works out well for content and execution. Great job, Lydia!