Jellyfish #2
by ecdillon

Comment:
Well, I like what you did get! Very nice. Great detail and an interesting perspective of the jellyfish. Well done!

~ bacchus

Translucent perfection
by srugolo

Comment:
Sorry I don't have anything along the lines of "constructive criticism" ~ just wanted to throw a note out:

This is easily one of my all time favorite photographs. It is nothing short of profoundly beautiful.

Friggin' excellent work.

~ bacchus!

Big Ape
by bobdaveant

Comment:
What an expression, eh? The eyes just blow me away.

Excellent capture ~

~ bacchus!

Bolivian Spider Monkey
by beamsclan

Comment:
Beautiful expression! Very, very nice.

I almost want to see his little hands clasped on his face, like "The Scream" by Munch (or however it's spelled).

~ bacchus!

Anole
by JOHNBOY1970

Comment:
The power and the glory of the green anole! I actually like that all the greens are threading together ~ but I do wonder if the contrast could be tweaked a bit stronger? Regardless, beautiful subject. I love photographing these little dudes!

~ bacchus

garden
by dleach

Comment:
Can't really tell, but that almost looks like a great blue heron. We've got them down here in Florida. Beautiful birds. And by the look of it, that's a gorgeous garden in Kyoto.

Very nice.

~ bacchus

Big Gator
by LVE

Comment:
Persuasive indeed!

Good looking alligator, LVE. They do rule, don't they?

~ bacchus

Untitled
by eyeronik

Comment:
Is that a Vader helmet? Interesting from above!

I Am The Lion.jpg
by hotpasta

Comment:
I have a fairly simple comment for this one:

damn. that's awesome.

!!!

Beautiful detail! And I never thought I'd have a comment like this, but here it is: "Incredibly awesome detail on the nose!" LOL ~ I do mean it, though. This is just SHARP. Very nice!

~ bacchus

Father Kong
by hotpasta

Comment:
Wonderful expression on the subject. It's amazing to me how human primates are. Or how primate humans are. You get the point. I see ourselves in their expressions. Not all that different, in my opinion. Only gorillas tend to be less violent than humans.

With the leafy foreground, I like it. I try to do this somewhat when I'm at the zoo. Especially with primates. Gives a sense of being 'in the bush' or what-have-you. Great capture!

~ bacchus