Sunrise through the kitchen window
by 2mccs

Comment:
There is something about kitchen window views that I enjoy. Perhaps it comes from being so aware of how much that view varies through the seasons and time of day.
I find myself wondering if those are tree shadows or silhouettes, but it doesn't matter. Just an idle thought. Somehow this image conveys both chaos and calm. In my top 10.

Structure
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Wonderful abstract. Love the contrasting colors, the sculptural quality and the Chevron effect. In my top 3.

city sunshine
by tvsometime

Comment:
Intriguing. Holds my attention. I like it and keep coming back to it. I find myself speculating on what time of year this was taken. Are these long summer evening shadows or low light winter shadows? I imagine this man in an overcoat, but who knows! In my top 10.

Thither
by markwiley

Comment:
I keep coming back to this. It's intriguing and moody without seeming too contrived. One of my highest scoring images.

Counting sheep
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
Lovely shot, Paul. Congratulations. But I'm curious what the "." represents? Surely not the decimal place?!

always after rain
by tate

Comment:
Very evocative, even the garbage can!

Will you just watch the hair? You know, I work on my hair a long time and you hit it. (Sat Night Fev
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
I particularly like the light catching the eye and mane of the right pony and the top of the mane of the left one. Plus the wonderful winter coats on these Exmoor ponies. An 8 from me.

'Now I will try to keep awake.' - The Beak Doctor by Eric Basso
by rooum

Comment:

Originally posted by PaulFrocchi: my favorite. awesome work!

+1

Steam in the Snow
by Denise

Comment:
Congratulations Denise. A great capture, lovely details on the engine which is also nicely framed by trees. Also love the detail in the steam/smoke.

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Take more photos of my dog
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
Cute. Lovely Cornish light. Looks like the dog is learning a new dance step!
Great POV and composition, and catching Fergal looking up while the camera, and presumably you, were obviously much closer to the sand.