Photographer: Gianluca Moretto Photo: “Kiara” What is the first thing you notice when looking at a portrait? For me, it is the eyes. So when I saw this image I

Photographer: Natasha Jelezkina Photo: “Stay home. Save lives. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ COVID-19 The Merchandise Mart. Chicago” What a crazy time we are living in. I’m grateful that we have photographers all over

Photographer: Joe Photo: “Spring Beauty” Photographing flowers has been a new hobby of mine since the whole quarantine happened. I love the vibrant colors and the detail you can see

Photographer: Christian Meermann Photo: “Ice Entity #14“ Christian Meermann had this to say about this image: “In our daily hurly-burly lives, we tend to overlook that right under our noses there

Photographer: Crusty Da Klown Photo: “Groovy Nuclear Winter Wonderland” This image by Crusty Da Klown had me doing a double-take. Is this a double exposure? Did they light paint in

Photographer: Andrew Slater Photo: “Shapes of Transition” We can appreciate that the delicate frozen icicles on the dock and the iron are temporary, and will join the lake in liquid

Photographer: John Photo: “_JON2615 edited-1” This striking image is perfectly balanced. The key to its balance is the tree in shadow on the right side of the image. While the

Photographer: Scott Stults Photo: “Fiber Optics” What is striking about this wonderful image is its power in simplicity. While there are only two key objects being photographed, they each appear

Photographer: Joe Photo: “Love on Ice” This is a wonderful study in texture! Superimposing the soft organic rose and its delicate petals with the cold frozen water is a great

Photographer: Ken Lee Photo: “Bracing for Impact” Having appeared in a few of the Photographer of the Day offerings, Ken Lee once again uses imaginative and carefully engineered lighting effects

Photographer: Michael Hutchinson Photo: “Abandoned Spring” The grass greens while some flowers appear. The trees framing this old home have yet to bloom. The promise of spring will grow all

Photographer: martijnvdnat Photo: “Clearing” The photographer, martijnvdnat, describes his photograph this way, “These are Dark days. Hope you are well. Lets care for each other, keep our distance, and hope &