Reflections of Umbrella
by HighwayFlower

Comment:
Ohhh, if it weren't for the title I would have overlooked this. That means it's too subtle for my taste...perhaps a tighter crop? Good thinking, though!

Sunshine and showers
by Pixelstate

Comment:
Good work, perfect shutter speed as far as i'm concerned...

Sunshine After Rain (from "Why Worry?" by Mark Knopfler)
by dsadites

Comment:
Wow, well seen! I would have been tempted to crop tighter on this one, but otherwise very well done!

Come out and play
by Nazgul

Comment:
Seriously, this picture makes me want to be 8 and playing with this little girl in the rain. Now that makes for a great photo! Good work! Great angle! A little bit of what looks like "hand of god" toning but otherwise very well processed! 9

it's just part of office work
by mycelium

Comment:
Disgustingly genius.

habana
by messerschmitt

Comment:
Wow, fantastic!

Big Kid, Little Kid
by scalvert

Comment:
I can't believe this got in the top 20! But congrats, it's a cute snapshot!

Don't Just Lie There, Mom!
by cloudsme

Comment:
Absolutely incredible photo. No apologies needed.

The juxtaposition between what most viewers saw (a very beautiful female body) and what the boy sees ("Mom!") is shown perfectly here. It's almost as if he's looking at me saying "What are you staring at everybody? It's just my Mom!" You're right, the placement of the hands makes this point even better. I feel sorry for those that couldn't understand it and projected their own sexuality on a little boy.

You are very insightful to have seen this photo and been able to share it with us (especially because you're so close to the subjects)...great work!

Morning Pots
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Hey Joey...I can tell that you're smart. And if you're really 15 then I can't wait to see what you do over the years.

I'll make sure to bump into you in 10 years or so and see what you're up to. Keep it up.

Sidewalk Sashay
by dahkota

Comment:
this is fantastic, good work! i know you couldn't help it, but the background is distracting on this photograph. the only thing that might have helped that is f/1.8...maybe a bit more. i look forward to seeing the exif for this one. good work, though! beautiful...