Blessings of Spring
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
Delicate. Balanced. Calming.

Lavender Nights
by pearlseyes

Comment:
Lavender is so classy! The pearls are perfect. Even the mason jar is recherché with those adornments. And, the beautiful bokeh - well, this is simply exquisite on so many levels. If it were up to me: blue ribbon. Good luck.

After Midnight
by AP

Comment:
Spectacular! Interesting place, indeed. Congrats!

Sing to me of hearts.
by kprasad9375

Comment:
The wind chime is sweet and delicate - nicely in the foreground. The BG processing, however, is quite odd, blotchy, and discordant - misaligned layers?

Gone Home
by pmichaud

Comment:
The harsh sun on those left stones is somewhat of a temporary distraction but once the eye reaches that wonderfully black stormy sky coupled with the message - and title - this becomes a powerful statement. I, personally, might have cloned out the transformers on that pole to the right, but, honestly, I only discovered them upon studying the image meticulously.

P O R C H E R
by Ja-9

Comment:
Beautiful work. B&W really adds strength to the statement. Good luck.

Stone Cross
by wdamman

Comment:
While this appears to be incredibly ancient, it is interesting that you have captured the fact that someone sill visits it and leaves tokens. A noteworthy image. Good luck.

Shallow Grave
by BaldurT

Comment:
A tad macabre. Eeuuw with the little sow bug. But, a real eye-catcher. I salute your ingenuity.

One Rose for Hudson
by cdr1401

Comment:
Pretty shot: sharp, lovely natural colors, appropriately framed/composed.

Weeping Angel
by clickodak

Comment:
While I completely understand your attraction to the sweeping wing, for me personally, it is too dominant in this framing. What a beautiful monument to study, though. Were it my find, I would go back again and again in different light, different seasons and make a study of it with multiple angles. How sorrowful this would be with a dark sky, bare trees and some snow.