Cinnamon Swirl
by shutterphunk

Comment:
Very creative - I think this shot will do well.

Flowers are red, young man.
by smartypants

Comment:
green leaves are green.
There's no need to see flowers any other way
Than the way they alway have been seen.

Nice composition with the ou-of-focus flower in the background.

Wood Knot
by jbeazell

Comment:
wood too

Grabbing A Bite
by zagman

Comment:
Great dragonfly shot. It seems to depend on the species whether they'll let you get close enough to get a good shot or not.

Inzekt
by Pano

Comment:
Brilliant.

Window to the outside world.
by docpjv

Comment:
I didn't vote in this Challenge, but I thought it was yours (that is, I thought it was in Korea rather than Japan).

Illusions of a Minature 1 Inch Rose
by TDCollins

Comment:
Some people have a thing about centred compositions, but I don't. However, because of the background you have, this one doesn't work for me.

Kachina #4
by dsidwell

Comment:
The lighting in your kachina pictures is quite effective; the photos bring to mind the work of that famous Western photographer of a hundred years or so ago - the name escapes me for the moment. Great work.

edit: I was thinking of Edward S. Curtis, though most of his photos were of people. Apparently, he's the 17th most collected photographer in the US.

Message edited by author 2005-07-10 05:48:24.

Typing Pool Veterans
by crowmama

Comment:
brilliant invention, they were

Jewels of the morning
by arpita

Comment:
wow, macro and bokeh.