Lady and The Tramp
by grahamgator

Comment:
Congrats on the Blue! Great composition and straight out of that great scene from Lady and the Tramp. Really great how you have both dogs slurping at the noodle and I really love how much they both emote - especially the big puppy dog eyes on your Lady as she looks up at Tramp. Wonderful work in putting it all together!

"Please Adopt Me" Photographer for Rescues
by SandyP

Comment:
Congrats on the Red Ribbon Sandy! Snuggles has such amazing eyes - you captured her well for she does indeed draw you in with that look. Amazing details in your photo too!

a lightbulb moment
by roz

Comment:
Oh my! Great timing and framing of the subject! Love the surreal mood and feel to this! Feels like it is a still from a B&W movie. Love that the head is a lit industrial lamp - symbolically it is akin to the light bulb going off and a person getting an idea. Great photo!

The Musician
by MAK

Comment:
Just popped in and saw you took the Blue! Congratulations Mak! This is an excellent portrait of you!

Let it Rain.
by jomari

Comment:
A big Congratulations Marion on your HM!!!

Welcome
by Neat

Comment:
Congrats Anita on your HM!!!

Beneath the Wonder of the Night Sky
by kirbic

Comment:
Beautiful capture - a big congrats Fritz on the Yellow Ribbon!!!

Migration Magic
by nam

Comment:
Way to go Nikki! Congrats on a new personal best, winning the blue, and capturing an absolutely magical photo! And here I was guessing it was accomplished with the flowers on a patio glass table top, but not so. Wow, nearly 7 feet tall zinnas; now that is a garden to get pleasantly lost in!!! Congrats again!

Let it Rain.
by jomari

Comment:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

I love umbrellas and this colorful art installation is beautiful to look upon! It is a good shot but needs something 'more' to make it a stand out shot. As is it is a straight on shot with the umbrellas lined up neatly in straight rows. It just needs some oomph to put some added visual interest into a static shot. The only two things that I can suggest. One is to have taken it where the umbrellas run at a diagonal. The other is from a low angle looking up to capture a person's face in the corner and their hand reaching up as if to grab hold of an umbrella.

safe
by Tiberius

Comment:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

The perspective of looking up and seeing the barbed wire and spikes of the gates in this city street with the buildings looming high above makes one question how they feel at this particular spot. Does it give a sense of the security or does it make one feel imprisoned within these tall walls? That is a question that is up to the viewer as to how they perceive this. A good photo with an interesting perspective that makes one stop and think.