An Apple a day keeps the Doctor Away
by danielcheong1974

Comment:
Great Capture! Great Set-Up! Congratulations! :)

Tomatoes are good for you
by IreneM

Comment:
Great Capture! Great Set-Up! Congratulations! :)

We're Having FIsh Tonight!
by imagesbytlp

Comment:
Funny Photo! Great Capture! Great Expression! Congratulations! :)

576038
by undieyatch

Comment:
Excellent treatment! This appears to be a limb over a woodland stream taking early in the morning at about 1/15 or 1/30 shutter-speed to enable the blurring of the stream and misting of the atmosphere! I like it very much! :)

662462
by undieyatch

Comment:
Excellent Orchid! Great Lines! This truly is moody which does seem to add to the artistic value of such a photograph!

The only slight negative that I would point out actually is comforting to me (i.e. a sort of "misery-loves-company" thing.) I detact a small filament hair on your lens in the middle of the upper right focused petal. (I am glad that I am not the only one who has to fight with these nasty little interlopers.

I think if it had been blurred slightly it might, even appear to be a vein of the flower. Yet, on the other hand, the simpler route might just be to clone it out insuring that the petal "would not be in vain." :}

Sorry, about nitpicking (or filament picking!) I just thought that knowing that you weren't the only one might be encouraging, too! Blessings! :)

672548
by undieyatch

Comment:
The dark lines make it appear to be ominous, but still it majors on simplicity which is a plus! :) Good Work! :)

674691
by undieyatch

Comment:
Great texture and simplicity! I like this very much! Good Work! :)

Vegetable Market
by Iraklis

Comment:
A nice "slice of life" photo! We all must eat to keep living, so great universal appeal! Good Job! :)

16 - To the Horizon
by Bud

Comment:
I LIKE the bowl effect of the extreme wide-angle shot! This has much to attract the eye! :) Great! :)

17 - Portrait
by Bud

Comment:
Excellent Portrait in Photojournalism style! The hand movement actually underscores the fleeting nature of childhood! Great Job! :)