Day 3 04.02.2012
by salmiakki

Comment:
Like!

Day_1_crack
by daisydavid

Comment:
Light, dark, tones, textures. It's all there!

day_2
by daisydavid

Comment:
This is a cool composite! I know it's your work and I like it as is, but I am going to add my opinion on what I would have done and you can toss it aside if you wish. I would have attempted to somehow bring the palm of the hand to show under the shadow somehow by adjusting opacity of that area of the shadow to let the palm show through, in shadow of course.

The leaf in the head actually looks like a tiny little face trying to come through the shadow. Can you see it? Eyes, nose, mouth??

day_3_DSC4183
by daisydavid

Comment:
Doink! Cute framing with the cups. I like the color contrast between the golden wood and the blue of the dishes.

I'm So Pretty
by MaryO

Comment:
Great shape to the bird. I like how the log cuts the frame down providing some triangular framing for the bird.

12012
by vawendy

Comment:
Lovely silhouettes, light and dark, glistening highlights sparkling on the water!

22012
by vawendy

Comment:
Love it! He is hugging his ribbon! He loves it soooo much! It's like he's saying, I can't believe I got the special squirrel award. I feel so special! Thanks Wendy!!

3a
by RKT

Comment:
You are so good at the detailed, close up photography, and with the edition of the lensbaby to that genre, your work has a unique shine! Love the window light, the darker tones, and the texture of the glass!

Tyndall Gorge
by hahn23

Comment:
Lovely scene!! The foreground framing really sets off the midground trees and background mountain slope.

Wipeout!
by Denielle

Comment:
Now, you really know how to make a person's heart go thump!!! Go Dallas!!! (I am assuming this is Dallas because I haven't seen him in pictures in a while so sorry if I am off.)

I am liking the DoF here, front and back. The B&W conversion is very good and you have captured some light and shadow well placed on the subject. The size of the boy in the frame suggests his meekness and emotionally depicts the size of his personal challenge to get back up on the skateboard.