sleeping cows.
by kiwinick

Comment:
Beautiful scene and nicely framed.

Ligth House on Boat House Row
by dv_rock

Comment:
I like the two different 'depths' to the leafy frame on this.

Holes in the Walls
by bruski

Comment:
Well framed. I like the sepia tones too, which work well for this photo.

Mirror, mirror....
by stupidcat

Comment:
Novel idea for this challenge and quite fitting. I'm fascinated that the reflection is 'upside down', which holds my attention. Only detracted by the bottles etc behind and around the mirror. By you having centred the main image I feel it could be suggestive of the lens of a camera with an image captured within it.

Looking through
by Jinjit

Comment:
Super idea! The lighting (and the framing) and the focus really works for me on this one. I'd have been tempted to crop a bit tighter though, if it was mine. An 8.

Susandiane
by qmdi

Comment:
No doubts about this meeting the challenge and the use of an old tyre to frame the boats works really well. The focussing seems spot on. I'd like to see a few less things in it though, it seems a bit 'busy'.

A bottle in the wall ...
by empaulo

Comment:
Super frame. I almost feel like I'm there and can touch the stone.

Old Fence
by Keith-

Comment:
An unusual framing at an unusual angle. I like it. Lovely tones of green (and wood) and light and shade.

Separation of Church and Car
by boomer

Comment:
Clear photo and at an unusual angle. The car door provides a light summery frame. The red truck creates a bright splash of contrast and creates a sense of 'depth'. A strange, unusual, thought provoking image.

Make a Wish
by Faye Pekas

Comment:
A WISH
Make a wish, just one wish,
and hope it comes true.
See the scene of a dream
the one that's for you.
Take a breath, purse your lips,
then blow steadily
on the light fluffy seeds
spread out readily.
Watch them dance on the breeze
and fly on their wing,
see them twirl in the air
while they're journeying.
May the seeds and the wish
find land and take root
and the right kind of care
to flower and to fruit.

Sorry - couldn't resist. Perfect photo to go with this poem I once wrote!