DaveGillespie

this is wonderful. The contrast is great, and I love the different shapes of the lichens

pareidolia needed

@dchester1001, that is a really neat image!

Take us to your weeder!

This harvestman posed nicely for me. I was actually shooting the sedum flower, but the harvestman kind of photobombed the scene.

A smoky sky image from a couple of days ago

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you might consider rotating the image very slightly counterclockwise to more closely match the orientation of the crescent moon.

That is an absolutely spectacular image Rob! I do find the overall brightness of the background slightly distracting, and I think slightly reducing that would improve the image. For my taste, the ‘shroom would benefit from a bit more punch.

an isolated dandelion seed.

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I love everything about this image Leanne. It is just great!

really nice capture. You caught the light perfectly

Two incredible images @Frogdaily, but the first one!  I just can’t take my eyes off it.

really nice John. I can hear the ripples lapping at the side and feel the slight breeze off the water.

Thanks Graham!

Thanks for the comments @Tersha, @LeanneC and @Frogdaily.

Leanne, I have it on good authority that Spring will arrive!

Great shot Rob.  I agree that colour is the way to go with this one. I love the composition.  Is it possible to tone down the highlights on the shrub?  to my eye they seem to glare a bit.

The image is a bit soft, but the subject is definitely blue 🙂   These are part of an ongoing project to share images from my garden with my friends and family