The Will to Grow
by bruski

Comment:
Extraordinary subject (and I like gardening and nature of this type) but I find the colouring rather strange. I think I would have appreciated a b/w rendition much more. 8.

Madrone
by Blackbox

Comment:
Intimate look at nature in situ make this one stand out for me. 8.

down to the river
by Skip

Comment:
Interesting charcoal black appearance make this different. 8.

The Stargazers
by jdannels

Comment:
Elegant curve and simple colouring make this stand out. 8.

Rainy Winter Day in Central Park
by ccasey

Comment:
I don't think the border is legal. Anyway, Central Park does have some excellent tree locations. But it is hard to find them in the rain, is it not.

Australian Native
by Hifi

Comment:
Nicely done with typical colours in the background.

old.jpg
by ericwoo

Comment:
Parts of a whole. I like this series of architectural parts. The detritus of life (like the discarded monitor on a NYC street you recently commented on) provides some interesting juxtapositions at times. It is a sort of commentary on life in itself.

The Fruit Trader
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Exquisite work on your trip, all of the photos. Nice to see you're getting out these days.

Virtuoso
by md8speed

Comment:
Congratulations. Nice photo and glad it was appreciated.

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by Brookied

Comment:
I see you don't get much trash on the streets in that place. I expect they throw their monitors and computers out in the right places. Lucky you don't live in NYC, that's all I can say. I do indeed like this street photo of yours. Our NYC streets are colourful, in more ways than one, but strewn with high-tech trash (also in more ways than one). It must be a sign of the times. But then again, some people don't get it.

Message edited by author 2007-02-20 20:33:26.