Hello, Trudy...
I always am attracted to photos and other artwork with interesting lines, so your shot here caught my eye. There are certainly many intersecting lines at a variety of angles. The wavy feature of the reflections adds a mysterious touch also. Congratulations on a job well done.

Bill

Looks just like you, Georgios!

Francis,
I was in Oia, Santorini for the first time last year, and it was my favorite place of all we visited on our Mediterranean Cruise. I consider it the most beautiful town I've seen in Europe. Your photo puts an exclamation point on that opinion. You have captured the best of the charm of the town. Congratulations!
--Bill

Shyguek,
I was very impressed with your photo "dente-de-leão". It's a beautiful macro, and you made it much more interesting by adding the top and bottom black borders with the flower's petals extending over those borders. Very well done!

Bill

Francis,

This is a wonderful job of color-creativity. It certainly makes the color figure stand out from the crowd.

By the way, I visited your home country of Malta this summer, and loved it.

Bill

Caesar,
I love the creative angle of your photo "Some car". I saw the thumbnail on the gallery page, and thought, "That's interesting. What is it?" Then I went to the photo page and saw the simplicity of how you did it, ane I was very impressed.

Congratulations,
Bill

Ralf
Excellent macro photo. Your focus and DOF are perfect, emphasizing theface of this truly horrific monster.
Gracias, Danke, Merci, Grazie
Bill

Ataman,
I like your photo. I am a fan of old, interesting buildings. I like the contrast of the old, worn-down facade with the newly painted one. I would like it better if you had lined the vertical at the center of the scene instead of the edge of the screen. That would reduce the apparent leaning on the left side from upward perspective. Otherwise, a fine photo.

Bill

This makes me laugh. Very nice combination of images, and a good job of uniting them.

Bill

George,

I've been in Strasbourg, and I must say that you have captured the soul of the city, which seems to be more German than French, no matter where the border is. Buildings like this Fachwerkhaus are everywhere in Germany, and it's what many people believe to be the very picture of German architecture. Congratulations on a job well done.

Bill