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Hi Wes. Great shot not easy to capture and hold the detail they way you did, especially handheld even with VR. Regards, Bill

Spotted this stone in an isolated family plot off a country road. Shot it

about a week before mother's day which inspired me to digitally add this

flower to the shot.

Nicely seen and shot Ruud. Obviously this guy never heard that old saying, "Curiosity killed the cat." Regards, Bill.

Taking time to smell (and capture the hidden beauty of) the roses. Lovely shot. Regards, Bill

Great idea beautifully executed Radu. Regards, Bill

I see another message in this highly creative image Didi, but it's a stretch. Surreal viewed right side up or upside down is all in the mind of the beholder. Regards, Bill

Incredible Pierre! I'm at a loss for words to describe it - I'll just settle on "Dandy." Regards, Bill

Half full or half empty? Great eye for interesting subjects as usual Ruud. Regards, Bill

Tony. Love this shot. The composition, silhouettes, and light are dead on. I been absent from the site, and photography in general, during the past big, bad winter. Just now coming out of hiding and bringing the camera back out of the bag. Regards, Bill.

A stunning macro Ali! Gives me goose bumps about the size of this guy's eyes.. Regards, Bill

Just some of my rowdy friends down at the Little Legion during happy hour.

Great capture of your subject Brite, but as with most of your remarkable photography, the background perfectly documents the rugged terrain it was taken in. Regards, Bill.

Thanks for your kind words everyone. Roger, I believe it is the background that makes this shot and it was there for the taking as many of the iris in the background had already blossomed. Just had to rely on f2.8 to do it's job. Thanks again, Bill

Thanks Ellen. I think you're right. I should have waited until the Volkswagon pulled up and 8 more turtles jumped out and piled on.

WOW! Just amazing. The lighting is magnificent. Especially like the way you held the edges and structure of the leaves. And the green patterns on the petals works beautifully. Regards, Bill