Get em!
by Motek

Comment:
well done! I like that you included the hand in the upper left hand corner.

Follow Me
by Blackbox

Comment:
I like the shot. It's too bad that the houses clutter it up so much--but I guess there's not much you can do about that!

It's Mine!
by daryn

Comment:
fun shot! I love the 2nd highest birg.

Caught in the middle
by TallPaul

Comment:
I like the idea a lot. I would have liked the rose to be sharper with all of the blur around it. Also, the light in the foreground seems very heavy. The whole picture didn't fit on my screen, so I had to scroll. I liked the top part very much, but was disappointed when I hit the bottom part. It seemed to overwhelm the rest of the picture. Fun idea, interesting colors.

February Corn Fields in South Africa
by Ammie

Comment:
fascinating area! I'm not sure the foreground adds much, the rest was wonderful, and I'd like a little more depth of field. The cliffs in the background are wonderful--it would be nice to have them a little sharper.

February
by fldave

Comment:
nice lighting on the rose. I would have bent the flower in the lower left so that it was out of the frame. I tends to draw your eye. Anyway, the lighting is very nice--it give nice detail to the flower.

Summer Nights in July
by jeger

Comment:
Very nice shot. I like the contrail. I'm afraid that people might not appreciate it, but I do!

February
by KarenNfld

Comment:
Very nice photo. I like the angle of the flower. FYI- did you know that you can remove the brown pollen bits? If you pull them off, the flower actually will survive longer, and you end up with an even softer light on white image. (didn't affect my vote, obviously, I used to work at a flower shop--and I always remove these to make them last longer. be careful, though, the pollen stains.)

February (Summer)
by darnok

Comment:
Beautiful sunsets! We don't get skies like that in Virginia. :(

March
by dswann

Comment:
Pretty shot. Would have liked a little more of the water in the foreground. It makes a interesting diagonal that gets a little lost at the bottom.