Got Milk?
by arnit

Comment:
17 gallons of milk later?

Alright, Who's Got the Hot Milk?!!
by Antithesis

Comment:
Nice group of creatures. Finding a way to link this interesting picture to the dairy world must have been a tough one...7

Créme
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
Crème with an è. (I occasionally still get mixed up with accents after forty five years of practice)

Smile!
by greenem2

Comment:
I expected both of your entries in the top 3 this week, very good black and white photography. To counterpoint sumlak's uninspired critic the only suggestion for improvement on this one would be a miracle (such as a bird landing on one of the lights or something of sorts) regards.

When was the last time you watered the plants, dear?
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Somebody offered us this anthurium plant at christmas, I was not too found of it, looks so artificially waxy, until it inspired me all kinds of more or less tastfull photographic ideas. Thanks for your critics and appreciation.

Hay, thats nice!
by Martin

Comment:
If that one could be re-shot my advice would be: get closer to some of these and have more fun composing with these shapes in different sizes and keep just enough sky only to mark the horizon. 7

City Landscape
by JMS

Comment:
Glitterscape! Great composition and colors, practically unreal.

Cool Vegas morning
by khanhx

Comment:
Lots of space here. I would request a little more land and a little less sky for the balance. 9

Down On The Farm
by Gekker

Comment:
Nice and charming location but none of the interesting subjects actually stand out in this picture (the cow, the rock(?), the tree or the barn). having one of these graphically featured would save the image.

A little walk in the ol' country
by blind_as_a_bat

Comment:
The barn in the backgroung has a lot of potential as an interesting foreground for a landscape composition. Trees and wires one sees everywhere. The dry winter ground vegetation also has charms that this dull uniform sky has'nt. good choice of location but not very well exploited. this is a scene viewed many times, include something unique in it to captivate your audiance