No Pacifier Needed
by jasonlprice

Comment:
Well done, Jason.

"Getting so much better all the time" (Lennon/Mc Cartney)
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Those net curtains (as we also have in England) make the scene for me. Nice to see your offering, JJ. Welcome. Hope all is well.

mackerel-002.jpg
by idp

Comment:
I was always a fan of mackerel, ever since the days I lived in Cornwall and fished off the cliffs for them. Hungry days back then, I can tell you. I remember resting my rod on a rock one night only to see it wrenched off the cliff to disappear down into the sea. The sole fellow fisherman cast and caught my line. I hauled in the biggest horse mackerel ever. Out of honour for saving my rod, I gave that nice fish to the fellow. I tied the line to a tree and came back at low tide to retrieve the rod...

I've been enjoying your fish photos, Roger. But my question is: Is that the same fish? Do you yank it out of the fridge and shoot it and then chuck it back in again? Mackerel goes off pretty quickly, as I remember.

Coastal.jpg
by SouthCoastOr3gon

Comment:
That looks like a vicious sea. What a nice day to go to the beach (with a camera). I like the detail.

Us - before & now
by rennie

Comment:
So true. I can remember exactly such a scene... now years later with two lovely daughters...

Four years and 22,443 feet later...
by mmckenna

Comment:
Very nice scene for this challenge. I used to work underground in mines so have a special appreciation of this image. 7.

The Long Man Of Wilmington
by marbo

Comment:
Rape all over the place. All for the sake of bio-diesel. Nice photo of this springtime green scene. My family lives in Sussex so this one is familiar.

"Memories"
by Crafty

Comment:
Nostalgia. Very apt and nice portrait. 8.

As she sat in front of the mirror...
by epescala

Comment:
Very subtle. But, to me, speaks loudly. 9.

Two Bullets for Wild Bill
by GeneralE

Comment:
The idea is good, IMO. I wonder what might make for more drama? Raking light coming in from an out of frame window? A spilled glass? Some deep shadow on the arm hinting at the body out of frame? Just thinking what I might do to enhance the visual theatre.