In the rain
by Jinjit

Comment:
Bokeh on this one has a very blocky or jagged feel to it. Would have liked to see it smoother: probably a digicam limitation. Nice water droplets on the flower. Light a bit flat. Colour correcion with curves might have helped a bit.

Daisies
by BooZon

Comment:
Nice image composition with the fuzzy daisies in the background. Would have liked to have seen this image a bit brighter. As it is shown here, the light is quite flat and takes away from the main subject's impact.

Conflict of Interest
by puma

Comment:
Nice idea but the bokeh made up of the word "Pepsi" has a very weird look to it and hurts the eyes when looked at. Kind of a cool effect though.

Anyone Seen Laurie?
by Skip

Comment:
Wonderful point of view. And the answer to the title question, she's the one on the far left: bla, blabla, bla bla bla! I kid, I kid... .

to find my balance
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Best of all by a mile. My pick for the blue. Good luck.

Start A Family
by photomayhem

Comment:
A 10 just for the idea! Nice legs... the smooth ones, not the furry ones.

Cowboy Cook
by BAMartin

Comment:
Nice picture. Too bad the highlights on his shirt are blown out.

Or Just a Smile if Nothing Else
by strags

Comment:
Nice image. With the tones you have it might have looked better in B&W or another type of duotone.

Innocent Soul
by TLL061

Comment:
Interesting statue, but how can a shot of a statue be candid? To be candid I think the thing your are photographing has to be sentient, a living, breathing entity. Technically this photo is quite good. Nice shallow DOF and great lighting. I like how the eyes are slightly darker than the rest of the face. Pretty good bokeh (our word of the week) too.

EDITed for spelling

Message edited by author 2005-01-12 08:31:06.

A visit from the neighbor's children
by camelotnorth

Comment:
A few problems with this one: i) image too small, ii) red seems oversaturated (their fingers and glass of juice), and iii) they're both looking straight at the photographer. I may be interpreting the concept wrong, but I always thought that a candid shot was one where the person(s) did not know they were being photographed.