Rings? who needs them?
by rll07

Comment:
as far as tree numbers go, yours is probably my favorite because i didn't find any "5"'s in trees (i saw an awful lot of 7's and 1's and 8's) and because i like the way that the background doesn't interfere with the form of the number. i do think that i would have liked it even better had you cropped in a bit closer.

Pansy
by DennisF

Comment:
This had so much potential in my opinion but it was left untapped....i definitely would have used a different color background...the white really doesn't compliment the colors in the pansy at all. i would rethink the cropping as well...there's far too much space ...i probably would have tried to crop in order to make the "3" the focal point...it really took me awhile to realize that "3" was the #. i think your focus could have been a bit sharper as well.

A Natural Four
by connie

Comment:
This is okay but there is way too much background in this shot....the "4" doesn't stand out at all!

"Lucky"
by tfarrell23

Comment:
fairly interesting but way too much background noise!!

Four-Shadowing
by alanfreed

Comment:
interesting, unique...i probably would have cropped in on it a little closer to get rid of the weeds...the log has interesting visual appeal...i like the texture and contrast but the weeds bug me...plus i think if you came in closer, there would be more emphasis placed on the "4".

A Natural Seven
by drydoc

Comment:
pretty cool...i tried to find numbers in snow melt patterns also. we live in virginia and there was plenty of snow to look at...found a few but none struck me as "the one" this is pretty good.

Just the 2 of us
by agwright

Comment:
really cool idea...nicely thought out...it\'s too bad that rock cut off part of the one but it\'s difficult to photograph animals and you did a pretty good job.

Sandstone Zero
by mcmurma

Comment:
something about this says to me, "not completely natural" but i don't know maybe it is....the color contrast just looks nearly impossible for sandstone. maybe it's something that you did with the color to try to enhance your image.

Seaside Six
by Shiiizzzam

Comment:
Cool idea!... you could use another light source to brighten up the lower half a bit. i'm not crazy about the border...i would experiment with something a little wider and use a color that would better compliment your shot.

Lovely Number Six
by boyte1

Comment:
Nice picture....would be better if the whole flower were in better focus and in better shape but still a nice idea.