Abstracts, Spring Catalogue, Page 500
by hihosilver

Comment:
I also love the blue/silver colors here, and the sense of movement, of floating and great to share a place in the Spring Catalog with you.

Abstracts, Spring Catalogue — Pg. 101
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Wonderful contrasts here. The shapes of the bubbles against the shape of the bristles. The areas in focus against those out of focus, etc. It was great to share a place in the the Spring Catalogue with you.

Abstracts, Spring Catalogue - Page 238
by ursula

Comment:
Lovely. I particularly like how the transition from the blue to the pink creates a three-dimensional feel. Great sharing a place in the catalog with you!

Abstracts, Spring Catalogue - Pg. 69
by tnun

Comment:
Yes. Just what Don said, I love the richness of the colors, and the "feel" of the textures too. Great to share a place in the catalog with you!

Abstracts, Spring Catalogue - Page 10
by Melethia

Comment:
Hey Deb, Great shot, I enjoy looking at it on the page next to mine!! I can feel the movement. It works really well in Black and White.

Seiko Coutura
by Lonni

Comment:
An excellent catalog shot. I like the slight reflections. They help anchor the object without shifting the focus of the shot away from the watch itself. There is just one thing that bothers me ever so slightly. There seems to be an area of gray to the left of the watch that I find a bit distracting. (Commenting only)

Pre-baked products: Sausage roll
by hajeka

Comment:
Now that's a really fine catalog shot. Excellent. (Commenting only)

The 13:05 to Totnes
by paynekj

Comment:
I will come back to vote later, just scanning for now. Just had to say my heart skipped a beat when I saw this. I've taken many, many journeys on the "Great Western Railways", as it was then, when I lived in Plymouth. Then after I'd emigrated and came back to visit my parents living in the south hams I would take the train to Totnes.

13 Minutes of Stardom
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Congratulations, Ben. Hey, that middle rock almost looks as if it could be a sleeping beast with its claws protruding into the water.

"...the low pale light across that land..."
by PenelopeK

Comment:

Originally posted by pawdrix: Ahhh a head to head competition with The Bear and you kicked his butt all over the place. I still doubt it'll quiet him down any....heheheheh. Cheers to you!

Hi Steve. For the record, Robert has been a personal one man cheering section the last few days as it become clear my score was going to remain over 7 the whole way.. I've had to "tolerate" his chant of "Penny's going to ribbon .... " which wasn't too hard a sound to hear. :-)

Message edited by author 2010-04-11 14:01:33.