Thanks all. This was taken at the fisherman's markets in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah (Borneo), Malaysia.

Hmmm. Looking at the other responses, I'm thinking I may have misunderstood the topic. Not difficult with a 3-word description, I guess.

To me,this would surely qualify.
I like this three image news report,
on the grounding of a ship.

Looks great!

.moses.

Great work Vernon. My best scientific guess is very heavy.

My best science teacher answer is: "Well, that depends on how big it is. Lets assume it's 1 cubic kilometer (a cube, 1km on each side). In that case, it would weigh around 635 million kilograms."

Oh, great shot, btw! :)

thanks for your answers :-)

this one was about 6 km long, 3 km wide and 1,5 km tall. 1 cubic meter has a weight of app. 1,2 kg

an incredible weight just floating about us :)

If I knew how to type a wolf whistle, then that's what my comment would be. I love this photo, the contrast is superb.

i love such clouds
the "pattern" is incredible here

please tell me how you know about it's size ?
you compare to ground ?

Heath are these fairly common to you?
Never see a critter like this in my yard!

Carl - not as common in suburbia as we Aussies would like you to think!

That said, there is quite a large 'mob' of kangaroos on some remnant rural land just a few kilometres from my house, just outside of Brisbane.

I just love this one.

Nice work

Really nice work, Bruno.
Congrats on your first feature at Vazaar. :)

lovely!! nice tones!

Well done Bruno. Great processing.

for a central frame (which i'm not really a big fan of) this works really well....and the orton effect does too. Lovely light....

The tawny frogmouth combines its grey-blown plumage and ability to stretch out and sit very still to resemble a branch as camouflage against predators.

that is incredible...thank you

these guys always have fascinated me .. ever since i seen my first one at fleys fauna (back of burleigh) when i was abt 8 A wonderful find Heath :)

Heath,this is so cool.
I never saw a bird like this.
Whata strange way to hide in plain sight.

Very nice capture of a very interesting subject.

Thanks for the comments.
This was one of the first shots when by brother brought this rescue home. He wasn't comfortable yet so the only way i could get a shot was him on my bro.
This was taken with my a400 point and shoot camera.
Let me see what other shots I have of him.
BTW his name is iggy and he is a bearded dragon.

These are such beautiful lizards-i agree with everyone above-especially the soft focus!

Thanks for the critique Paul.
I have some new shots that I have yet to transfer that should peak the interest of some of you!

Is this color correct? I thought lizards were green...

Chefron,

the colors are correct.
In the bearded dragons there are many different colors. They can range from a flat gray to brilliant florescent colors that are just unreal.
The more vibrant the colors, the more the lizard is worth for breeding!
Iggy is a yellow cross of some sort.

Well done mate. I hadn't noticed that bit of graffiti on the sign before now. Adds an interesting touch.

Very nice.
i like the motion blur, but also the fact that the figures is somewhat in focus from the other side.
Also if you look at the window, there appears to be a reflection of another sign reading 18.

Thanks Heath and Mike.
The 18 on the other side is a very cool mosaic "18th Street" sign that would make a good shot in itself. Shame I didn't take any. Oh well.

this is beautiful ..love the contrast .. and the rays actually showing ,well done!

Pun intended - but this is what I would call a God Shot

a sign!

Angelic! Wonderful shot.

Angel in the sky!

Wow. That was quick! Thanks everyone. :)

Absolutely beautiful. I really like the blue throughout the entire photo. It just draws the entire thing together. Really fantastic.

Great job Heath...texture, color, reflection, mood: all wonderful.

Thanks Kim & Matt.

brilliant capture, the pallette of blues matching each other in the sky, the boat and sand is a really wonderful expression