Hoar Frost
by ChasSourek

Comment:
A delicate subject that invites the viewer closer--unfortunately, the frame takes up much of that possibility.

Kip's Barn
by eqsite

Comment:
Hi, Gary! Guess what? I entered Kip's Barn, too! (I'm guessing this is yours since I don't think OdysseyF22 shot from this angle...forgive me if I'm wrong.)

Love the reflection in this! We really had the sky on our side and you captured the blue-black drama of it all! Good luck in the challenge!

Baseball
by silverleaf

Comment:
Now that's a baseball! Love the texture!

Mount Fuji at Sunrise
by Pedro

Comment:
Spectacular! I love the separation of heaven and city! What an incredible image! (I'll look for you on the first page. =))

Final Eyes
by sulis

Comment:
Nicely seen!

FarmScape - Just Before Sunset
by rwouthuis

Comment:
Very nice---despite the title.

Dressed for the Occaision?
by Skip

Comment:
This image is enjoyable on so many levels--love it!
(Have you thought about sending Mr. Warner a copy?)
Congrats on yet another success!

road warrior
by voboghuray

Comment:
I am so compelled to look at this image and try to understand the story of this man. One athletic leg, one mangled like a polio victim. The easy stride of the goats contrasts with the odd posture of the man. I am so in his world and yet don't feel as if I'm a voyeur at a freak show. The incidental people add interest, too. The couple in front of the furniture store sign, unaware. The gaze of the youth from the upper right, catching the photographer at work. 5 worlds at least--modern wealth (the couple), daily business (people upper left), the youth interested and outside of the situation, the goatherd with his goats, and the photographer. Interesting confluence!

Arizona Asphalt
by lynnesite

Comment:
Love the shapes in this image the snaky road and the rounded cactus. The colors are warm and oddly inviting to this hostile desert environment. The late-day light makes me strain to appreciate the textures and I just wish, for that reason, it were a bit brighter.

Life in Death
by DefyTime

Comment:
I rarely like cemetary shots despite the fact I've been known to take them. I like that you decided to take it from behind the stones so no names are shown--it gives it a timeless and placeless (if you will) feel. The selective desaturation is so appropriate here. Nicely done!