Wild One
by MotoCycleBoi

Comment:
Holy smokes! Did she survive? nice capture.

Deep Depth of Blue
by LegatoMuzic

Comment:
I usually don't care for these win shots, however the colors and the clarity of the image are fantastic. Great shot. Jacko. 9

Fisherman's patience
by Parentx

Comment:
Great silhouette. I like Awaiting Enlightenment too. NIce shot. Jacko.

gun1.jpg
by cbonsall

Comment:
Holy smokes!

Edible Couture
by Alecia

Comment:
Wow! What a great shot leesh. You rock.

Bee
by Jacko

Comment:
Hey guys. Wow! Didn't expect to ribbon with this one. That's why I didn't bother putting any comments; didn't think anyone would care.

I used my Sigma 105mm Macro with a 50mm Olympus reversed in front of it ... which gives me a field of view of 2/5 inches. I still had to crop the pic in potrait orientation (from landscape orientation). Not your average bee. I should take a picture of it in my hand to show how small it really is.

Yup it was dead. :) I used my 550EX and 420EX flashes off camera (fired by a ST-E2 wireless transmitter) to light the bee. The background is actually created by the flower the bee was resting on.

Under the Pier.jpg
by StevePax

Comment:
Great shot steve. I love symmetrical shots. Very well executed.

Residential - Industrial or Your Backyard Ain't That Bad, Trust Me...
by Beagleboy

Comment:
Nice showing bro. Insane living conditions. Such luxury mixed in with a big concrete piece of crap. Great capture.

Nice Blue Eyes And No Teeth In The Middle
by Mona

Comment:
I'd like to see a less noisy image, however it's a very strong portrait with lots of character. Jacko. 8

Mr. Peacock
by TrollMan

Comment:
Very nice. The centred composition makes the gaze very intense. Maybe not so tightly cropped on top (I'd like the see all the top feathers in the frame)