Those are Doc Martin boots aren't they? I used to wear them all the time in Canada. I really like the artistry of this photograph. The colour palette of indigo blue and yellow strikes out at us, the yellow of the wire, the bells and the stitching all melds together nicely. The microphone tells the story that these bells and these feet have a story to sing out to the world. Very lovely photograph.

I can just see the photographer on their belly taking this shot with the rest of the audience looking at you rather than the dancer...ha. Lovely POV the only way to go. Crop is good giving a bit more space for those happy feet to go into and I'm taken with her toes, all painted a different colour...hmmmm I will have to try that. Nice. Exotic.

What a great idea and title...ha, I like it. Those sprinkles of sand make this foot look rather radiant, well perhaps that is a bit strong, if not radiant then certainly dressed to kill. Nice and sharp, good colour saturation and it looks almost Xmassy...

After scrolling through all these churches POOF along comes this one that made me giggle. Yes, a well-taken photograph, sharp and I bet if you changed this to black and white the grunge on the church wall would really pop even more. I like this, not many a person would photograph this, it takes a photographer to see beyond the photo. Thank you for this post, it made me smile.

Where is the rest of the church, did you clone it out? he he he he. Nice evening shot but too bad about that glare. Looks like it could be a Greek Orthodox church.

WOW look at all those patterns, great church, great catch. A natural and unpretentious photograph, sharp as a whisker.

Hi Joe, look in the upper L hand corner of your image, see that?! naughty naughty naughty....you cloned out those wires but forgot them there.....arrggghh.
Never mind, the church itself is my kinda place, small humble sweet and I like the dynamic range you caught.

An absolutely lovely photograph with a story to boot. I love the humble feel of this church (something that the arrogant and show-offy citadels of Europe have too much of). You have composed it nicely to the side and that little boat is the icing on this well-baked cake. Good dof used and colour saturation is natural. Just nice through and through.

Where is Gura Humorului? (I know I know google it ). It looks like a church I wouldn't mind stumbling upon whilst riding on my motorcycle through the hills of somewhere in Eastern Europe. Did you get some good closeups of the mosaic work too?

Hello there handsome, yup I like this one because of the environment, the landscape caught. When we view this we really can see that it is a little church on the mountain.

I like the mood caught, well balanced too.

Good on you to tilt this, outta da box, and it works.

Yes, I seem to remember something "special" about them. Thank you for enlightening me. I like the tonal quality of your image you have a good range there.

If you used your Levels you could have darkened it, mind you it would have darkened the whole image....don't think the mid tone lever would have done the job.

FANTASTIC SIMPLY FANTASTIC....you need to make a poster outta this and send it to Bejing.

Simply wonderful, wonderful ...so full of feeling, spookiness.

High price tag but worth it. I'm always impressed with this side of pxleyes, EGADS you do such an outstanding presentation and your creativity shines. Do you eat spinach to get your gray matter working so well?

Love the mood you caught and to change to bw was the way to go! Nice one

Yeah, great pov, nice creative upload.

Like how you think and see the world around you (with camera in hand)

Love the POV of this, very appealing.

Fibonacci's rule? Loved it.

............and the winner is! Gorgeous, top of the shelf work.

Good one, I like it, it is a nice stop action shot.

It's soft but I do believe you know that already. Really looking up huh!

Gorgeous, but you do need to clone out the white hair inside her nostril before you give her this photograph.

Another winner in my eyes....love it.

Ha, I thought this was yours. It is really lovely, full of warmth and warms my heart. I love the shadow, the hair clips match the stained glass lamp. Just simple perfectemente (as they say in France...ha).

LOVE IT ....I think it could have used a touch more exposure but it is still top notch for story .

For some reason, I find this image heartwarming. What a nice scene to stumble upon...natural, fresh, breezy.

Good one. It is not easy to get this flower sharp and you nailed it! Good on you.

OH OH OH OH ONTARIO. Are these trillium considered endangered?

Love your "joie de vivre".....CONGRATS.

YUM and congrats on this win.

ha ha ha ha I knew it....big big CONGRATS on this win!

CONGRATS on this win.

CONGRATS for number one and this delicious looking win...yum.

Yeah, I knew it , I knew it....gorgeous and BIG CONGRATS.

Gorgeous and congrats dear friend.

CONGRATS to you.

I knew it.....I just knew it.....CONGRATS....so deserving of first place.

Just lovely...congrats.

Sweet sweet sweet and congrats.

Congrats.

Is this planet earth? Otherworldly and over the top, nice work.

Kazam, has that oh wow built in....love your interpretation. Gorgeous eye candy here.

Achhhh, I see it now but it is a "tow away zone" sign....no big deal. thanks

EGADS Sylvie, I can't find the sign, where is it?

What, nobody is on their cellphone? What century was this taken and where - Toronto? Just curious as this could be my old home town.

Nope can't spot the intruder. I have nailpolish called Ketchup too....just kidding. Love the way you interpreted this contest and the image itself brings a smile to our faces. Clear sharp red, errr I mean ketchupy (is that a word?). Nice to see the cleverness of entries for this one, thank you for starting the ball rolling.