Whatever 20
by Alicia

Comment:
Very nostalgic and the attitude of the guy behind conveys the burden one might feel away from home. I travel a lot for work and while it is exciting and exhilarating at times, there are moments when just one more airport is just too much to bare. To me, this shot sums it all...

BUT you're travelling to a warm place, where lots of nice people await you - so I wish you all the fun possible and a Merry Christmas!

Whatver 21
by Alicia

Comment:
And so do I - so warm and cozy... I can almost hear the music playing :)

Whatever 22
by Alicia

Comment:
He looks electrified!! And what gorgeous eyes! Your processing really makes them pop.

Pool Ice
by cogerox

Comment:
I love it! The opposition of the blue tones with the orange of the leaf, along with the great texture of the ice makes a lovely shot. Another example of how well you process your shots!

And I love those borders where we still see a bit of the original image - gotta try that sometimes.

Greenhouse
by cogerox

Comment:
I really like the sepia tone of this. Somehow this shot makes me think of the mining and exploration of the west, like the gold rush or something like this. I especially like that the path leads us to the greenhouse. The straw (I think it is straw) strewn around the snow increases the feeling of oldness.

Noel
by Jutilda

Comment:
I am sooooo loving this one!! He looks very "manly", like he is the Godfather of all cats. obviously, he is totally unphased by having his picture taken and has had a very full life up to now. It is great that Jeremy decided to save his life.

Mmmm, Cookies!
by MaryO

Comment:
Makes me hungry!! Love all the soft colors.

Trying to Sort the Mess
by Charlene

Comment:
What strikes me the most is the the lights on the puzzle 's image seems to GLOW, as if they were lit from behind. And good luck on the puzzle - I don't have any patience myself to do them!

Whatever 16
by Ken

Comment:
One of the best use of fractalius I've seen lately. Adds a sparkly/cheery feel to what you feel is an ordinary shot. If you did not say anything, nobody would've known... The artist is always its worst critic.

Holiday Singers in sepia
by cogerox

Comment:
I really like this serie you have going on! Takes me back in time in the comfort of my living room. It's nice that you waited to have eye contact with the singer on the right - brings the whole composition to life.