Gosh I hope I get this posted ok. I always have trouble getting the pictures resized correctly! LOL

I'm excited to see I saw all but a couple of these during the week and said to myself that they ought to be featured in LWITG...and they are here!  A wonderful selection.

I can't help but think that the quality of photos in the gallery is climbing because every week I see things that are so exciting and so incredible it makes you ache. This LWITG is no exception. The presentation, Danny, is great.

What a fabulous collection this week!  I enjoyed these photos throughout the past week and now they are all in one spot so I can enjoy them all over again this week.  :-)

These are all incredible pieces of art. I remember looking at each one last week and feeling dumbfounded at the talent that was presented. I'm humbled to be in this line-up this week. I also want to congratulate Chrissy on an exceptional collage. A stellar piece of work on its own!

I either missed my notification or it hadn't come yet, but I always look in at LWITG to see how many of the chosen few I looked at during the last week and which ones I missed... You could have knocked me over with a feather when I saw I was included. Thanks to all and I am honored this week to be among some of the best this community has to offer.  It makes me feel like the progress I have made has been noticed. :-)

I never cease to amaze me... LOL  I'm so proud to have one of my photos in this week's LWITG.  I hope that means all the work I'm putting into learning new things is showing. Thank you to "The Team" for taking the time to look at my work and thanks to all who have commented and offered advise on all my photos.

Ok, on the beach bunch... I like the expressions but not a big fan of seefood...LOL

I have been wondering where you've been and now I know. Get well soon and keep your chin up. As my dad used to say, be a strong and steadfast soldier about it and all will be behind you quick enough. :-) Miss you in the gallery!

Oh my gosh, Tom! Your stick is magnificent! Simple and yet bold. A statement that screams loudly into the face of society. This will be remembered as the image that changed the thinking of the intellectual realm - like Fyodor Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment did for the written word! The grain of the wood caresses the senses as it rests inconspicuously against the blaring white perlite background. A truly stellar shot that will live on long after its time! (LOL)

**TerraDreamer:**Steve, I can hardly believe this guy is STILL on the Wharf! I first saw him in the late 80s when I took a friend down to The City for a typical tour of The Wharf. We were on the other side of the street and watched him scare people for the longest time...rolled in the street with laughter, clutching each other like fools, and delighting in the fun. He used to carry much bigger and bushier branches so it was harder to see him behind the foliage. Many people nearly had a heart attack on the spot when he jumped out at them. This is a real treat to see your photo! PJ

LWITG #18 is just about the best I've seen so far. The talent is "Screaming!" I enjoyed everyone of these photos when they were posted and now I'm enjoying them all over again in this great tribute. Such amazing work!
PJ

The work honored this time is incredible and I see so much that I can learn from! Already I am seeing my photos improve and its all thanks to work done like the ones seen in LWITG.

Thanks for including me this week!
PJ

I find myself in awesome company here. What is truly great about this is I am inspired to do better and learn more by this honor. I want to live up to the expectations of all those selected, and of those who have chosen me to be included. This week, I see some truly magnificent work in this collage. And thank you Ilona for your tireless efforts, grand skill and dedication to make us all come together in a beautiful presentation.

I'm so honored to have been chosen this week for LWITG. Flannelman and I work so hard to learn from everyone here. I'm sure he'll have his own 2 cents to add to this, but for me... this was one of those shots that was a pleasure to take and I'm humbled it was enjoyed so much - but not as much as we enjoyed taking it. :-)