Surprised that the light was strong enough to trigger 1/1600th second for this one. A thoughtful study of the leaf tip surrounded by very nice bokeh. Focus seems to be the tip of the tip - just enough lightness to recognise this. Another possibility may have been to move slightly left so the tippy tip became silhouetted by the brighter protruding doover.

\"Beaten\" by next door\'s sunburst. Viewed small it looks like a dinosaur creeping in.

I like this one best for overall collective impact. There seems to be a very direct engagement between the plant and the Sun. Of course there is in reality, but the leaf looks almost as if it wants to drink some sunshine.
As I type you haven't posted to DIC, so fwiw I'd recommend this one

Classic dilemma. I\'ve switched between these multiple times but keep returning to this one. Offer me 5c and I could vote the other way. Your green room corner is magnificent with the oof bench edge leading the eye to it. The blue windows look good in these two frames as well, presumably you\'ve tamed them a bit. One big plus for me with this frame is how the tighter view only includes the one window opening on the left wall - I find the extra bits in the frame next door a bit distracting. And as a general comment, I love the way you\'re utilising the sunlight within the new mansion.

Soaking up the rays as only a cat can.

What a character!

I\'m for this one too; primarily because that leaf and the shadows upon it sits more commandingly within the frame. The burstie\'s a touch shy in comparison, but still a star element. The other leaves coming down from top right are great too. Best image of the set imho.

Feelin(e) regal. Successful distraction.

Luxuriant; you\'ve got the touch. Do you feed yours occasionally with banana skins?

Superb lighting and composition. Hot the mark on focus with lovely oof fall off.