jean_jones

I love this.

I agree with some of the other comments, that the men do not seem to have a given relationship, but I think that is the beauty of this picture. Every time you look at it you're wondering (and imagining) what's going on. This is a picture I would never get tired of.

Well done

This is beautiful. Well done

This is a beautiful image, well done.

I must agree with Pawel Oziemblowskis comments on macro nature shots. People do not look at these shots with the wonder that nature deserves. They also do not give credit for how difficult it is to get a decent shot of e.g. a bee - with wings that are never still for a minute. I mainly take this type of photograph for the pleasure of seeing the marvellous detail of these wonders. I do not post them anymore due to comments such as, "it would have been better to move that blade of grass one millimetre to the left"

This makes my eyes go funny :-(

This is really interesting. Still trying to figure out what it is and how you did it. I found a nose!!!!!! lol

I think this is a beautiful shot but, in my humble opinion, is spoilt by the distracting border. A simple line (photoshop - stroke) would have been sufficient.

Wonderful.Definate candidate for POW .....surely?

This is really startling, I admire your inspiration.

I like the other one better

This didn't make me want to smile, it made me want to scream in horror "Get out of there!' Excellent shot, quite turned my stomach LOL. You really have a good eye and imagination.

I prefer this black and white, compared to the brown, in fact I like this picture better than the other. Well done!

This is really inspirational. I'd like to see some of the other 35, so I'm off to your folder in hopes.

I apologise for the mistake, I still think these artifacts detract from an otherwise lovely picture though

I like this, but get rid of the lamp,it is distracting and does not fit with the oldie- worldy style

Just a plastic rose. What a shame this wasn't a real one. The reflections from the surface spoil it, otherwise I love the compostion. Take it again and invest in the real thing.

I can imagine the frenzied flapping of this male bird, how on earth did you get this picture so clear. Excellent.

This is great. It shows the wonders that man creates while bringing him right back to.....basics, so to speak. Excellent portrail.

I agree that this is artwork, I dabble myself, but if you read a lot of the comments, on Photonet, advising how to improve images... you will find that many,many of the "photographs" have been enhanced. What is the difference, except that we artists freely admit, and do not even try to hide, it. I think this image is brilliant, bring great interest to some very boring and controversial objects. If it doesn't match up to all the "rules" so what. It is far more interesting than boring photos of tulips with all the shadows in the right places. If you photographers don't like it why can't we have our own pages.

Very nice, it would be lovely if the old man could really have been John Wayne (I imagined that true). I do find the frame a bit distracting though.

As someone who does not live in the tropics, and rarely gets to see such a sunrise, I think this is beautiful. But I understand the comment about the lack of detail in the forground subjects... is that a house in the treetops? Surely not! LOL. Well done!

why is this ofolder here?

These shots are so repetative and frankly, to a non-sports fan, boring. This particular one is far too cropped making it cramped and overwhelmingly 'busy',thus stressful. The choice of this for pic of the week is insulting to the wonderful Owl from last week, If this is the best, the owl should have been given a second week.

I am responding to your comment about 'lack of comments', with which I totally agree. So here goes,although I am a beginner so my comments are probably worthless.

This Cathedral is local to me, I know it well, and I have never seen starbursts and blue moons. I love this picture but it would have been better without these artificial "enhancements". Rather to have cropped the right hand side than insult such an ancient, and beautiful, building.