Very soft photo.
Good composition.
I like the tone and lights.
Congratulations from Spain.

Thank you! ;O)

Nice light!

I love the clouds pattern and composition here lolly, really fits the theme, waiting..

Thank you. It's interesting what people get out of an image, n'est-ce pas? To me, solitude is about contemplation and enjoying quietly the environment you are in at the time. That is what this woman was doing, with her dog (which you can't see in this particular shot but in the others that make up this story). :OD

can't decide which of your lolly pop pictures I like best. Have flipped between them, and this gets my vote. Plain and simple yet interesting.

Thank you! I appreciate the effort you made to look through my work and find something that resonates with you; that's all I wish for! The fact you liked them all, well, that makes me feel extra chuffed!
:OD

These six images are a 'story' I wanted to tell. Taken a few days ago, at that quiet time of day when one has some quiet time to oneself. Enjoy! ;O)

very nice, i like the way the ball splits near the bottom. good work.

Thank you! The 'ball' is one of three quite large lights; that's why it's split at the bottom! ;O)

I really like the lighting and composition-

Thank you, Rhonda! ;O)

Love the flowers but am distracted by what is out of focus. Great lighting on the flower.

The photo let you wonder about the nature of the conversation.
good work!

Thank you! ;O)

Muy bonita la composición Lolly. Saludos

Thanks, J.C.! ;O)

Muy curiosa esta fotografia, existe en ella tres campos distintos: en primer plano uno que nos habla de aves; un segundo plano que nos habla de personas y un tercero que nos habla de barcos. Y todo formando parte de la misma composicion. Enhorabuena. Saludos

Ahh, yes, that's the nature of some of our cities. This one is the next largest regional city in the state of Victoria where I live, and is called Geelong. This is part of the waterfront area looking towards the 'mountains' (we don't have mountains but ranges which are not very high) locally known as the You Yangs (Brisbane Ranges National Park). It's a lovely area. :o)