Those Canines... in number and size!
by docpjv

Comment:
Quite a yawn but more of a "stretch"! :))

Water Symmetry
by dpatterson

Comment:
Needs to be straighter and the smudges should not be on the chrome.

Even feild at the backstretch
by BrennanOB

Comment:
Got spellcheck?

Not Odd
by wavelength

Comment:
Very "clevel" :)) :))

Even by a Nose
by FotoMunki

Comment:
Tighter cropping, straightening, desaturation and a thinner border would have made this a fantastic photograph, as opposed to a decent one. GREAT concept, though! :)

Pair
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
Border's too thick.

Profits & Prophets
by drake217

Comment:
Good idea! The noise and drab overall tone kills it, though.

Snake Eyes
by racw

Comment:
Bad focus kills this.

Sixteen Flights Up
by misterjosh

Comment:
Love it! Love the color and depth! I love stairways and photograph them frequently. :)

Squirrel I
by quark314

Comment:

Originally posted by Jutilda: I love the detail. Great capture. He's a plump little guy!!!

Thanks Judy! Yeah, plump & fearless. I had spent the afternoon at one of our Metroparks located on a lake. After a stroll through the nature center and some time down by the water, I was heading back to my Jeep by way of a road that borders the golf course. I spotted one squirrel sitting on the fence. (S)he let me approach very close but in readying my camera, I must've spooked him/her. Poof - gone! But a few yards away was another, much braver squirrel. Not only did I approach this one, camera at the ready by now, but (s)he approached me, obviously accustomed to being fed by people on the links. I had no treats with me but the squirrel scurried a couple yards inside the fence and found a piece of apple. It came back outside the fence and sat right in front of me while I snapped away as (s)he munched away, pausing occasionally as if posing for me. What luck!!

Message edited by author 2005-11-21 19:23:51.