Sweet Lady Day 20
by sherpet

Comment:
Such a cute pose!

Lady Day19
by sherpet

Comment:
Nice composition and colors. Love the little ponytail.

Grandparents
by Sunshyne

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Wonderful shot! I'm especially fascinated with the multiple shadows. I hope they have a framed copy of this for their wall! The only suggestion I have would be to clone out that bird that looks like it's on the child's head.

brilliantly colored palm.JPG
by Sunshyne

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Another fine use of complemetary colors. You've done a great job of maintaining detail in the trunk in a situation where it would be easy to underexpose.

The Citadel Band of Gold
by Sunshyne

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Very nice and interesting use of shallow DOF.

red and green.JPG
by Sunshyne

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Amazing capture of brilliant complementary colors! Nice, tight DOF.

Rumpleteaser
by Sunshyne

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That's a great name! I bet you spend a lot of time with the brush. Nice composition and beautiful golden eyes.

Crazy bug
by Elvis_L

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Spectacular macro!

Dancingwolves.jpg
by beebee381

Comment:
LOL! That's funny.

Great stop motion shot; and beautiful dogs!

IMG_4955.jpg
by renegade1966

Comment:
What a quaint and interesting building! And there are so many of them in your area. I'm envious. Certainly you will get some better advice than mine. But, since you asked... I would try to go back right at dusk and take a shorter exposure so that the lights are not so blown out. Then you could darken it to make it look like a night shot. If you can go back, you might try to get a slightly different angle that doesn't include the tree in front of the roof. It's really a neat location, and well worth photographing, IMHO.