Hmmm somewhere in Europe, let me guess Bucharest or Budapest or Rome...I'm sure I was here. Too bad everyone is looking away but it sure is colourful and has that festive feel to the image.

Wow , well done. Sharp enough with considered cropping leaving them plenty of room to fly into!

Very American, colourful, well shot.

Good and fast shutter speed to be able to catch this so sharply. If you have another you could post it to stop action contest too! I like the angle (crop) of this post.

Whooooaaaa now this is a shot worth capturing.

I have a secret to share with you. I dream and hope that my husband and I will die together in an airplane crash. Oftentimes I will tell friends that as we approach "the golden years" we will look for airplanes that do not instill confidence and I always say "WE will fly, Buddha Air....also in the list are included Air Azerbaizhan or Aeroflot (Russian)...and on and on. I had a great chuckle with your post. It is a clean cut photograph and surely did get an emotive response from this viewer.

I do not have a stove. Life is tough ummmm no, why am I saying that?

The recipe says to leave them out on the rack to dry for 24 hours. If I did that in this country within 3 minutes the fruit would be covered by ants, flies, and geckos. Impossible! I can get dried sugared mango, papaya and ginger (which I put in husband's oatmeal).

Oranges are so expensive over here, but when it comes to good food...WHO CARES. Thank you.

Looks like avmurray from aFAR! ha....good one!

I enjoy your photography very much, find it inspirational and something I can learn from....so THANK YOU!

I was just looking at a honeycomb at the grocery store two days ago and thought of buying it just for this contest. I like this upload with it being filled in the whole frame. The colours are natural and not overcooked.

Do you know how to check to see if your honey is natural/pure or has been cut (they cut it in China, Malaysia, Thailand etc.). Take a few drops of honey, place in bowl and add water to dissolve it. What happens is miraculous. If it is real honey you will see it dissolve but then the hexagonal design comes out...it is as if the honey has a memory of the hive. I know this has nothing to do with photography, sorry!....just a bit of trivia for you.

Did you make these, if so please send me the recipe! Oh, they are good I know. I like the tight crop and sharpness of this image and the slimy sticky feel to it too!

I am smiling for I can see you taking this shot....we have all stood under such magnificence and have tried to accomplish the same as you have. I like that the exposure is smack on the money and tightly cropped as you managed just pulls us in like a moth to fire. Lovely.

When I first saw this LARGE it caught my breath with not only the detail but the textural quality to it. A fine upload. The horizontal placement of lines gives this stability yet the title (which DOES MATTER) shakes us up a bit for when we think of 'diseases' we do not automatically assume such solidity as you have depicted. What is this a close up of? Really nice.

You are following the KISS principle and I like the natural feel to this unpretentious shot! Have you tried increasing the contrast a bit more to deepen the light to dark?

I like how the buds are jumping out towards us, beckoning our attention (and getting it) and behind the in focus buds are the back up singers supporting them. Nice....I read somewhere that green was the favourite colour of Jefferson (critical for you to know this...huh?) Green is the most soothing colour for the eye, ophthalmologically speaking.

I like how you have included a catch point for the eye amidst these nets. Also the colour palette is very appealing with colour coordinated hues all complimenting each other.

Nice depth and looks great in full frame.but diaphanous it is not as it is not see through.....the colour palette is very soothing.

Where was this taken and it has a nice emotive feel to it? It is soft and that is quite OK for my eyes for it adds to the mystery and the emotive feel.

I am quite enamored with this kind of post for it shows us beauty in the mundane, in rust, it takes on an abstract artistic format that tickles my fancy, and of course RED...is hot hot hot and so is your upload! Nice.

Those leaves add more substance to this image as does the raindrops which cover and make them look luscious.

Looks like sausages at first. Lobsters on ice, very nice.

Grabs the eye and well aligned! Nice.

This is a good one, very sharp with good natural light and the patterns are most enjoyable.

Well done, and I do believe I've seen this technique before and it is inspirational.

Yes, that feeling of rush has been conveyed nicely....and how serendipitous that her bag says "DASH".

I really like the maroon colour coordination on this upload, give the photo a cohesive warm feel.

...but were they rescued? Then what? I now know who to call when I need advice on brushes and how to use them. Your work is very inspirational but you do know how I feel about your stuff so I will shut up right now.

OK, that explains it. I am only now getting into Marvel (films) not that I've just been born, have been around for years but on a different planet. Thanks.

He's actually sweet looking in a dopey kinda way.

...for me, it is very impressive, thank YOU.

again.....You have given me a morning chuckle...so silly it is good!

Good grief, what drugs are you on...this is so funny, I love it and you have a wild imagination.

This is so corny that it is good I like it in b/w

creative + + + + + well done.

Well done and doesn't even look pasted on.

Wow...looks like a lot of work. I like it very much.

Creative and well done.

Ingenious +++++

Really great post, thank you.

I will need to investigate this further with a few British friends I have although it was my British female friend who mentioned that women add milk and men don't.

I like the dof you used. Have you noticed that men drink their tea clear and women add milk...or is that just me? This is a very comfortable photograph.

Festive, clean nicely set up...yes, I would like a cup.

I would stop by here with this welcoming sign. We had high tea at the old British consulate awhile back what a great big to do, it was fun.

This one should have done better. It is a good photo Sylive.

Boom boom swish swish chirp chirp.

Viewed in high resolution and it is perrrrrrrfect. REally nice and sharp with good visualization of boats down below...and a great place to hike.

I viewed this in high resolution to get the full effect...what a lovely scene. You do have a significant amount of noise on this image. This is a very gorgeous find...good photographer's eyes!

I wonder if anyone will comment on the tilt, which I LOVE LOVE LOVE. I too tilt images as this out of the box thinking helps to propel ordinary into another realm. We can feel the speed of your daughter's shopping spree and the joy and freedom of being able to purchase with aplomb goods that many in this world could never dream of purchasing.