A Grasshopper's View
by bs-photos

Comment:
Love the composition. Your finger really breaks up the background from the grasshopper.

Day 2 - Yucky Cup
by bs-photos

Comment:
What an awesome abstract! It almost looks like a ceiling or wall of an old building that is falling apart.

Oct02: Watertower
by citymars

Comment:
I like how the background has nice straight lines and then the foreground structure (water tower?) has curved lines. I think this picture looks superb in b&w.

Turning 5
by Retroesque

Comment:
This is a photo to cherish forever. I like the white border and how it gives the picture a brighter look. The softness makes the picture somewhat dreamy. The overall colors are fantastic. You probably couldn't have found a better quilt to have in a picture.

Rice Fire
by cogerox

Comment:
Nice capture. I like the brown tones of the cloud and ground against the blue sky.

Rainy
by Jutilda

Comment:
The background colors are almost exactly the same as Summer. She almost looks like she is smiling.

Oct 03 - Rain
by hajeka

Comment:
I like the crop and composition, the grass in the lower right corner adds enough green in the foreground to compliment the green in the background. The trees look like they are reaching for something. Nice capture of the ripples in the water made by the rain drops.

mist
by whiteroom

Comment:
Lesley, another great picture! I like the darkness and dreariness this picture gives off. It sure captures a day in the rain.

3: my savior, my muse
by muckpond

Comment:
LOL at comments. I like the graininess and the overall blue hue of the picture.

Magnolia
by joynim

Comment:
Why would anyone rip this to shreds, this is stunning. I love the gray backgrounds of the buds and then the slight blur on the full blossoms. I also like how you framed two smaller pictures between two larger ones. I wonder what this would look like with alternating the gray background photos so that there is a little break up in the picture. If that doesn't make sense I guess I mean switching the two middle pictures around but, then you lose the effect of the opening flower. Fantastic capture and processing!