Stone Wall
by Germaine

Comment:
I always wonder about those rock walls. Plenty of very old ones in the northeast (CT). I can't tell if this one is old or not. They look like a pain in the rear to build. Such a calm and gentle place.

Backyard
by bvy

Comment:
More please.

This little light of mine
by trevytrev

Comment:
I just love this. With the way the blankets are wrinkled towards the child, it is almost like they are part of each other. Or something like that. To me, this is another great example of an ability to visualize a great PH shot and then execute it.

Correction- I see it is a ZP. Comment still applies though. Nice.

Message edited by author 2009-04-06 18:58:38.

Going down the drain
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
I'm lingering on this one. Such a simple subject that grabs my attention.

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by krnodil

Comment:
I am a real fan of the ZP. More so than the PH. I love the glow it produces.

"Here Comes the Sun" - George Harrison
by pointandshoot

Comment:
I didn't follow the Rock Song challenge. One of the best in the SC so far, I think.

raining sunshine
by raish

Comment:
Same thing happened to me. There is a good shot under there though.

GLARE
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
If you hadn't mentioned the telly, I would have rambled on about your incredible vision, this interesting composition, of a guy who looks like a financier in a limo, after just hearing he may be broke, and wondered how on earth you captured this shot. Nevertheless, its an interesting image with a dose of suspense. Like it!

Aveiro #2
by halopes

Comment:
This is my favorite of three good photos. I really dig the 6x6 format!

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by krnodil

Comment:
This is wonderful. Some of you are really able to ...see... a scene through ZP/PH eyes and then capture a great image. I'm impressed!