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It took focus stacking to get the flower and buds in focus.  Getting the leaves in focus would have required too much movement and they look pleasing out of focus.  

Pareidolia at it's finest.

Who says forest spirits are imaginary?

This one seemed pretty obvious.

This was an odd moth on a concrete wall. The fur on the back of it's head

had an odd ruffle to it that looks like a face. I punched up the contrast a bit

and used the burn tool to slightly accentuate the "face".

This was taken in my back yard in the winter.  The rose had turned a very sickly yellowish brown but kept it's shape.  This was in a desert, so the rose had essentially dried in place. 

Great expression

While Germany is full of more elaborate buildings, this one has an

interesting look. The museum inside is interesting as well.

Well shot and well cropped.  The expression is perfect.

Very nice.  Why did you include part of the second flower?

It looks a bit tilted, butt he two old ladies really make the shot IMHO.

Great job capturing this angle.  I have taken many photos of the place but none are this good.

I like it.  The effect works well.  My only minor comment is that part of the wagon is missing without anything on the other side being cropped.  Getting the tower in and the entire wagon may not have been possible.  

A novel idea that was very well executed.

The signature is fairly intrusive and detracts from the image. 

I was thinking that it would look better if you cropped off the sky on the left hand side.  Any thoughts?

I like the black and white more, but I am biased towards B&W.  

The logo and credits really interfere with the picture.  

I prefer the closer composition to this one.  Great job on both.

I would have cropped off or clones out the partial boat, but aside from that, very nice.

Full of detail and impact and not too busy.  Very well done.

I like the composition and the tones.  Great work.