Please leave any thoughts or comments you may have!... sendao · 2008-04-28: 18:50

great job! seven is my favorite! R urmysunshine · 2008-04-28: 19:03

...this set is unique...love it curlyq60 · 2008-04-28: 19:13

I love the way the holes in the stumps frame the view. Very unique shots! bauche · 2008-04-28: 20:14

interesting subject matter...i like 8 and 11 dadlak · 2008-04-28: 20:34

SIMPLY GREAT mojaroo · 2008-04-28: 20:43

Interesting all that wood to look at .... tulip · 2008-04-28: 20:56

Fantastic shots. joycephotography · 2008-04-28: 22:21

Interesting shots. leocheung · 2008-04-28: 23:04

great shots, very clever. . . artman · 2008-04-29: 00:34

An interesting theme. nice photography. Saipanhohhot · 2008-04-29: 01:39

Fascinantes tomas, :) Milaa · 2008-04-29: 07:25

awesome shots!! I can't figure out the first one? jennye · 2008-04-29: 09:33

4# and 5# are the best! but all are amazing ;) azuul · 2008-04-29: 12:04

Nice set! mlcwikla · 2008-04-29: 13:43

congrats for your great work!! domino · 2008-04-29: 14:54

great idea :) well done ;] fotoluzik · 2008-04-29: 15:00

the first one confuses me... i like the detail you caught. jezterr · 2008-04-29: 15:57

nice photos janih · 2008-04-29: 16:33

WANDERFUL ! anamaria21 · 2008-04-29: 16:51

Very interesting series I like the shots through the holes the best,it always intrigues me to look through to another image. georgiahurst · 2008-04-29: 17:13

thank you for the kindy comments!... sendao · 2008-04-29: 22:12

#1 is a fine Photo Shop creation! Your photos are consistently imaginative! You are good at "thinking outside of the box!" (Of course, guys, like us tend to think outside the known universe...) :} If I was doing something like it (not that I could do it better...just differently,) I think that I might use the Magic Eraser Tool on the layer with the oval/cameo of something that appears to be a jumping fish with your (?) eye mounted on its side...to remove the white edges. Then, I would select this object with the Magic Wand (probably easier to select negative space & choose option to select inverse,) plus Feather the selection at about 25 pixels in order to smooth the edges of you new object...creating the effect of "What new object?" Once again, I pray that this will not appear to be a criticism of any sort (for your abilities are superlative,) I hope that you will merely consider these suggestions to be a "Professional Courtesy" (i.e. offering insights from a different POV="point-of-view"...over-the-Internet as opposed to" up-close & personal".) Blessings on your most excellent talent! :) 777STAN · 2008-05-01: 08:59

I love the 8 hsnpictures · 2008-05-03: 08:07

DEliCious ambidextro · 2008-05-04: 07:39

Fantastic set! braandhisfuji · 2008-05-04: 11:46

thank you very much, nice weekens!.... sendao · 2008-05-04: 12:20

4 is beautiful Konrad · 2008-05-04: 14:00

Neat perspective. Liselaime · 2008-05-16: 22:18

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