Day 27 - Cup o' Joe
by Ken

Comment:
I have been meaning to leave you a comment on this one. Very minimalistic and eye catching. It is unbelieveable at how something so simple can be so pleasing to the eye. I like the bit of shadow in the picture but it turned out not to harsh by using the "screen". Glad my birthday present helped you out :oP Seriously, nice job on a shot I know you have been dying to take for a long time! You sure have an eye for creatng beautiful pictures.

Week 17 - Looking Up
by Ken

Comment:
That sure was a fun ride, wasn't it? I never thought I would see you get on the swings. It sure was a blast and you captured some awesome pictures while we were moving. I like how the lines lead the eye upward. Lots of detail to look at and the frame puts a nice finish on the picture.

Day 17 - New Friends
by Ken

Comment:
Love what you did with this picture. I am glad you decided on black and white as the focus becomes on the girls versus all the vibrant colors. I really like the way the sunlight is streaming down on the girls, you positioned yourself well. This picture really captures Cartesia's forwardness and sharing capabilities. Wonderful job!

Week 16 - Tulip
by Ken

Comment:
Ken,
You really did a nice job on this tulip. It is so simple and yet elegant. I love how the black and white tones really make the textures pop. It is beautiful!

Day 21 - Daffodil
by Ken

Comment:
Just a daffodil? This is lovely! I really like the bright yellow center and the rich detail. The green at the base of the petals really draws my eye outward. I would have to say this is not "just" a daffodil!

Pastels Triptych - Day 2
by sherpet

Comment:
These go so well together and would make a neat picture for the kitchen.

Pastel Cups - Day 1a
by sherpet

Comment:
I love the pastel colors and the paper. The texture in the paper really adds to the picture. Such an ordinary object made to look so extraordinary.

A Blossom Fell
by Jutilda

Comment:
Judy, the lyrics are quite befitting for this image. It has a delicateness that is true of love and yet there is a harshness about it that can occur when love begins to fade. I love the pastel colors and composition.

Prickly Pear Cactus
by cogerox

Comment:
This prickly pear cactus sure stands out against the darkness that surrounds it. It almost seems like some sort of strange fish swimming in the ocean.

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by Retroesque

Comment:
This sure evokes a feeling of sadness, for me anyway. I like the white in the foreground and the greenish/blue hue in the background. I like that one twig is so prominent and yet the others are still visible and almost seem to be reaching towards the main twig.