Textures are wonderful.

This one makes you think. Well done!

Unfortunately, they so often get reduced to Readers Digest and Pulp Novels. Now we have e-books, so I wonder how long these libraries will continue to exist?

The broken glasses are an interesting, inspired touch.

Nope. In the twenty four hour clock, 16:18 is 4:18PM

DOF is great.

It's hard to imagine that there was once a whole castle on that spot.

Not to be nit-picky, but isn't it 17:18?

I like the mood here. Nice capture with the sun. Looks a little polluted here? The price we pay for power. Time to change that.

Hmmm. I see yellow, not red. Just curious about the title.

Eye catching. Wonderful idea for the theme.

Nicely done. It is indeed a strange world for mushrooms.

Simply appealing.

Beautiful capture.

Oh no, of course not! Hopefully you will take the comments as helpful suggestions and not as mean criticism. The intention here is to encourage photography, not to discourage it. The great learning tool of this site is the ability to see where your entry scores after all of the votes are in. This gives you an idea of the quality of your photo (judged by the peer group and not by the so-called "experts"and to learn from those photos that place higher. I have learned a lot by challenging myself to improve. Please don't take offense. Not intended. I did not know that it was your first entry. Welcome.

I really want to know what's down that road. Very nice shot.

Perspective is great. Nice angles.

Whoa! Did you get any sleep? How many photos in this composite?

Nice cliche. Great pot.

I think that you are supposed to grind the coffee beans first, then add hot water. Goes better with the Oreo. Maybe I've been doing it all wrong!

Also a pair of pears and a spare pear.

Grandma would not approve, but it is a still life with a message. Well done.

My eye is also distracted by the crooked ocean horizon instead of the subject.

Interesting angles. Quite different.

Nice action.

You can see the pain. Great capture.

Love the expression.

Love the bright colours.

This is really beautiful. Much prettier than bugs and really mesmerizing.

The red contrasts beautifully against the sky.

What a great subject. Nicely done.

What a lot of bells and whistles! Interesting shot.

I don't see white here either, but it is an amazing moon shot. What lens did you take this with?

I wish that the entire reflection of the animals could be seen.

Exceptional. The rough texture on the walls contrasts nicely with the smooth metallic lines.

Everybody hated the idea of putting a fence on the breakwater, but it's design does make for some very nice photography lines. Hard to miss where this is. Nicely done.

The overhead lines add an interesting dimension.

You don't see many like that around. Looks good with the HDR treatment.

So good in black and white. Love the lines.

Too much information! Gives me the creepy crawlies, but on theme, for sure.

I love a photo that tells a story. Makes me wonder, "What happened?"

Which one is the photographer?

Thanks to all of you who have devoted their time and energy to keeping the club alive.

It must be nice to have all those "toys" to play with! Oh, sorry, we weren't supposed to look!
Greetings from British Columbia.

Really, really wonderful mood.

The King of Pxleyes! Congratulations!

Keep in mind, though, that with a wide angle lens, the minute that you tilt upwards or downwards and do not have the camera on the same plane as your eye, the lines begin to converge more and more at the edges. Sometimes you want this effect, sometimes you don't.

What am I missing?
Plastic world?
Intriguing.

We should be able to communicate with them because they use the same type of numbers as we do.

Beam me up, Scotty! Very cool.

Nice exposure.