Great White Egret
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment:
Technically perfect......a stellar photograph. I will vote it appropriately on its technical merits and meeting the challenge but it doesn't really grab me. Purely subjective, you see....

Why can't I have ice cream?
by KiwiShotz

Comment:
I sincerely hope you had a really big lens! What a face! Technicals just fine, this'un's all about attitude!

.:Spruce Grouse:.
by Alain

Comment:
A really tough composition 'cause he's supposed to bland! You did a nice job of giving him some natural setting without losing him to the woods. Good DOF, good detail, pretty setting. Well done. 8

Thorough Burros
by Blackbox

Comment:
Well done.....it looks like it was bright enough that it required extar attention to not overexpose this.

Hello Possum
by Hifi

Comment:
Nice detail, nice DOF....an all 'round terrific shot!

You eatin' MY corn?
by snaffles

Comment:
You cheated.....you're feeding them! NO bribery allowed! Very nice capture.

IMG_BlueHeron2.jpg
by noraneko

Comment:
Catherine, this pic is wonderful! What a shame about the EXIF data. My only question is what are the blurred blackish areas above the head and back? The detail and definition of the heron are amazing! What lens?

I *will* ride it to work this year
by Melethia

Comment:
Ya know what? I can't find anything other than this photograph is just too smooth and subtle to have been picked up on properly in a challenge.....you won't get people to take the time to really look at it. They want the Icelandic shock photos. If I was visiting, and this was in the hallway between the kitchen and the main room, I would have gotten stuck there admiring it. Very nice shot.

Organizing my Finances
by Elaine

Comment:
Basically a good pic.....I'm surprised with the lighting to see so much pixelation. Was this intentional? A tad title driven, but a respectable entry.

You Get the Title When I'm Done
by raish

Comment:
I voted this higher than it got for a couple of reasons......it's a clever play on the title-driven issue, it fits Procrastination, and it reflects the exasperation of getting the elusive perfect title for the shot. Nice work. Oh, and your office is a shambles!8>)

Hey, I already commented on this!