Darwin's Theory
by onar

Comment:
FANTASTIC. Brilliantly captured and meets the challenge in a wonderful way. More than just a good idea though this has been executed very well. The B&W conversion is great as it means there are no distracting colours to draw you away from this wonderfully composed image

Breaking Free
by alexzen

Comment:
Excellent image that is brought to the fore by the wonderful sunset background

Gatherer
by zapgrafx

Comment:
I think that I must be having a bit of a stupid day today as I cant get what the missing link is meant to be...Lovely sunset and forgive me if I am not seeing what is in front of my eyes

In between turtle and who knows what
by timfythetoo

Comment:
What a bizarre image...Its just fantastic. Not quite sure how people are going to vote for it in this challenge but it certain DOES meet the challenge for me

Not 100% sure about the blurring/vignetting but an excellent image

room to grow
by ShannonLee

Comment:
What a wonderful perspective and POV and the purple skirt just darws you into the shot it provides such wonderful contrast

Another truly magnificent image

Day 15, Wysper
by jackal9

Comment:
I cant believe you actually have a wolf padding around the place. Lovely shot and I like the heat haze style blurring in the top left of the frame

Certainly she doesnt look scrungy to me

And the good news is of course that if she is not too keen on other dogs, she can always protect you from future gizmo attacks

Gateway to the West
by jackal9

Comment:
I had no idea, that there was an arch like this to welcome you to St Louis. I have a bit of a thing about archways and this one is very cool and made me think of the new Wembley stadium in London.

Tell Shelbey that she should join our happy masses, this is a greta image and I could always do with being placed one spot lower in the challenges

Genuine excellent image

Day No. 15
by Germaine

Comment:
What a great image and I am glad you persevered till you got our attention

OK not only do you have the obvious contrast between the live trees and the decaying wood of the building, but you also have the wonderful framing of the trees

I guess the thing that really appeals though is that because the window is so dirty it has a real matt look to it which makes it almost appear as if the trees are painted on. I looks like an extract of a very old oil painting which has been revelaed during renovation

Division
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Well I can see a dichotomy there, and more importantly I can also see a very nice shot

Sub 5???? I dont think so

Wash-Melons
by karmat

Comment:
Another great shot of one of your children (I cant believe your scrapbook is not up to date!!!)

A wonderful story, and I have the feeling that when Kristi is 20 you are still going to always use the word washmelons to her when talking about marshmallows

Great story super image