Flow and Crow
by jomari

Comment:
..or one plus one equals.. Is it really a crow? I could be wrong but I thought Ravens have the dark beaks. Since I frequently get it backwards, it probably is.

Crow
by jomari

Comment:
The photo is interesting enough to override any technical in-camera generated artifacts. Really well composed and that eye of the bird stands out.

Message edited by author 2010-09-08 21:04:21.

Flow
by jomari

Comment:
No editing needed - the infinitely variable patterns of the waterfall provide endless, almost hypnotic fascination.

BW #9
by turnofthesue

Comment:
The leaf stands out nicely among the textures of the wood chips.

hannah
by retake

Comment:
I don't think there is any focus problem here but a bit of motion blur given the shutter speed and 2x or 3x telephoto effect. The delicacy of the hair is retained which is the most telling evidence to me. This is a beautifully natural capture and to my eye quite powerful in its spontaneousness even with the attention of the subject to the photographer.

BW #3
by turnofthesue

Comment:
The textures of the shirt really pull us in and contrast brilliantly with the lateral pattern of the fences. Surprizingly enticing image, I think, because of the tantalizing visual tug-of-war between the central placement of the child and the strong textures of the surrounding environment that tickles my eyes and beyond.

Message edited by author 2010-09-06 00:40:42.

Cat Tracks in the Everglades
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
I don't think I would not follow them but must be sight to see if found.

Through the Swamp
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
I like the genuine local environment - unprocessed. This challenge is really got me going since I've never been a fan of post processing.

flower
by retake

Comment:
I love this shot. It takes us back, way back when photography was real and honest as best could be captured in its unadulterated form before we had the technology to allow imagination to take over. Oh well. I guess the technology is progress.

At the Park
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Nearly idylic scene of a peaceful park in these contentious times. Anachronistic but still possible or at least we can hope so.