Sweetness
by njsabs

Comment:
If I make a wild guess I would say this portrait is Jennifer's. And if it isn't, you can take that as a compliment. Wonderful control of tones! (not voting)

Seattle Morning
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
Heavily processed, but I love it. Normally I hate contrails, but this one seems to add a lot to the composition of the image. I suspect this one will do well. Go Hawks! (not voting)

Not Forgotten Heroes
by hotpasta

Comment:
Awesome blue tones. I might be tempted to burn or even clone the building on the left although it is balanced by the building on the right. Still, it's bright enough to be a distraction. (not voting)

Looking for Lunch
by cdn1

Comment:
Snowy owls are just awesome to me. Frankly I'd love to see ANY owl in the wild, but seeing a snowy would be the bee's knees. (not voting)

Visage
by elsapo

Comment:
I think I'd recognize elsapo anywhere. At least I think I'd think I'd recognize him. (not voting yet)

Then and Now
by mpeters

Comment:
chuckle. I'm curious if you set the stage with things like the bike and ball. If not, they serendipitously work to balance both the color and weight of the image. (not voting)

All That is Needed
by jomari

Comment:
Ah. I don't think they have created a camera yet that can capture what your eye saw which made you want to take this picture. I know. I've tried and tried to capture the luminescent green of backlit leaves along with voluminous light captured by fog or, in this case, water (realizing this is hosewater and not rain). (not voting)

Smile
by Ivory

Comment:
Very interesting, but the angle leads me to not know if she is standing or sitting so my mind wrestles with this rather than enjoying the photo. Still, the lighting on her face, eyes, lips, and hair is wonderful. (not voting)

Everywhere
by Judi

Comment:
Awesome one, Judi. If that's your daughter, she has grown all up over the years.

"Something Wicked This Way Comes" by Ray Bradbury
by ThingFish

Comment:
Should have placed much higher. Excellent capture of the book.