Sly
by escapetooz

Comment:
Tres cute Monica! Well done.

After the Rain
by mycelium

Comment:
A great shot! Love it!

The Bean
by sekarmalathy

Comment:
I almost did this exact photo, but I didn't have a tripod and I got there after the park closed and the guards were shooing people out.

The Old Railroad Bridge...
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Yes. That bridge is gold!

Icarus
by vawendy

Comment:
Woo wee. What a score!

Slow connection
by Ammie

Comment:
I'm going to give you an extra point for the title alone. The picture though leaves a bit to be desired in its composition. 5

daisy deconstructed
by posthumous

Comment:
Don doing selective desat?!? MUAHAHA! The one thing I don't like are the three brown elements at the top. They look to orderly. Either you happened across this and the brown things look like you placed it all very carefully (leading to an incorrect impression) or you DID place them very carefully (but of course you don't want us to know that in which case it betrays you).

Silent Soliloquy
by vawendy

Comment:
When i have tricky horizon like that I sometimes rotate it back and forth a settle on the most pleasing composition to the eye, even if the real horizon is then off.

Re-routing
by hahn23

Comment:
I'll give you some feedback. I did not vote this high. I did get the "dead end" bit, but thought the picture was much more on the "documentary" side than the "artistic" side. The tree jutting in on the left; the tree at the top; the shadows acros the bears face; the stripe of shadow across the bottom; the fact he's not looking at the camera, all things you are obviously not thinking about when you are just trying to capture a picture of a wild bear, but still detrimental to the photo nonetheless.

The Screams
by nickyb

Comment:
They look like columnar epithelial cells. Pretty awesome if it's a micrograph.