Flying log
by qnjt

Comment:
Proves that there are no absolute rules of composition - there is an arrowhead pointing to the centre of the frame! Love the bizzare pattern of silouettes and the smokey-coloured reflection of the sky. A cracking image. 10

Breaking The Bank
by EddyG

Comment:
Very impressive, with either amazing luck or skill. I suspect both

Feeding Frenzy
by sher

Comment:
The open mouth is wonderful (and a bit comic!)

One Cold Morning
by vtruan

Comment:
Very similar to an old Albrecht Durer painting. Nice shot.

Holiday Colors
by rj324

Comment:
Fantastic colour! What are they?

Christmas Wish
by Paclo

Comment:
The original idea was to make a wreath of lights emerge from a coil of barb wire. This proved complicated and painful, so I abandoned it for a simpler approach. I cut the barbs from the wire with bolt cutters and threaded them onto the Christmas light wire, then stretched and twisted the wire. I wish I had been able to shoot this in a studiio, but I was on holiday, and had to set up in a basement!

Thanks to all for your kind words.

Paul

Nothing Succeeds Like the Image of Success
by LucidLotus

Comment:
Your title is a sharp observation, but the image doesn't do it justice.

"We can do no great things - only small things with great love" (Mother Teresa)
by Drake

Comment:
A truly beautiful photograph - but how is it a motivational image?

Don't bristle at new ideas, embrace the future.
by justine

Comment:
This is a lovely photograph, but the word 'bristle' as a verb doesn't mean the same thing as 'bristle' as a nounĂ¢€Â¦

Individuality
by rickhd13

Comment:
When you enhance or colorise the M&M pay careful attention to the surrounding white M&Ms as they will invariably reflect the green one. This shot looks very retouched, but with a little work could look perfect. Now you'll probably tell me it is a straight shot and I'll have to eat my hat (prefereable to eating the M&Ms!)