Lingual Tricks
by odriew

Comment:
Made me smile. Didn't know an animal could pick its own nose with its own tongue.

¡Guatemala feliz...! que tus aras
by jarriaza

Comment:
Interesting photo with an interesting perspective. Keeping the flag in the frame was a good choice.

High and Dry
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
A stark reminder of the power of the sea. I like it, especially for its composition, color saturation and subject matter. Crop is a little tighter than I might have done.

The Orphanage
by MarioPierre

Comment:
Feels like one of the spooky scenes in The Shining, book by Stephen King, movie by Stanley Kubrick. Love it.

My What Big Red Eyes You Have
by scooter88

Comment:
Yet another Roz-like bug. Superbly done. Focus. Color. Detail. How can this bug stand so still while it's having its portrait taken? But I confess I am growing tired of the genre. No worries - this is getting a good score.

Grand Canyon
by sekarmalathy

Comment:
Lovely place. Interesting choice to feature the foreground rather than the background. It will be interesting to see how this does in the voting.

Chasing Seagulls
by fisheye

Comment:
This is a great image on many levels. The child is perfectly seen and captured. I like that there are lots of birds in the air. What child hasn't chased pigeons or seagulls? But I like even better that there are many birds still on the beach. Terrific! But watch the (unintentional?) tilt of the horizon. It detracts a bit. No worries, you're getting a good score from me.

Out of the fog
by eye-spy

Comment:
I love trains and i really like this image.

Lowlands
by svstoltz

Comment:
This is a good work-man-like photo. Try to step it up a notch and help me feel interested in the subject that grabbed your attention just before you pressed the shutter release.

Starry night
by heidahb

Comment:
Love the stars. Love the Northern Lights. Love the true blacks and true whites. Terriffic photo!