The-Tickle-Trunk
by Whebb

Comment:
Yeah! St. John's. A good cross section of stores.

Black Hole on the Bottom of the Sea
by codfish709

Comment:
One person got it. It's a Sea Urchin shell. Taken in my living room. Here's another view. [url]//flic.kr/p/bnxqNU [/url] By this shot, the centre of the shell had collapsed. Interesting pattern.

Message edited by author 2012-03-17 02:33:26.

RadioFlyer
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Red has to be in my imagination, and a memory of my Radioflyer.

Red and White Christmas
by KarenNfld

Comment:
You know how to make a bowl of bulbs look beautiful Karen. Exceptional colours and lighting. Congratulations on another ribbon.

The Mad Hatters Wife
by sjhuls

Comment:
Exceptional!!! Well executed and well captured.

N E C K
by ScooterMcNutty

Comment:
Very nice image; I like to tones. Nice neck too.

Cross My Heart
by adigitalromance

Comment:
Excellent image. The work and worry paid off. Congratulations!

Forbearing with a Heart of a Rebel
by HighNooner

Comment:
Wow! Exceptional. Great shot and processing.

Tutorial: How to photograph insects.
by codfish709

Comment:
Great, a personal best! Nice to know I'm getting better. At this rate, I should be up to KarenNfld's skill level in about 10 years :).

I know its a snail, not an insect. The tutorial still applied. Several people got caught up in the entomology rather than the photography. No problem if they also commented on the photo. Thanks for those comments. But to those who only commented on the fact that its not an insect - come on! It's not like it was a tutorial on photographing elephants. Most of the tutorial applied. And I learned about compostion, shutter speed, ISO, and off-camera lighting for photographing bugs, insects, snails etc. Isn't that the important part?

Next goal 7.0

Thanks again.

Message edited by author 2011-07-26 02:46:59.

Refuge from the Storm
by timfythetoo

Comment:
That's thinking outside the box. Great image.