Taste of Freedom
by Ken

Comment:
Beautiful b&w capture with good detail and a wide tonal range. Love that first paper lamp that jumps right out at me. Again, nicely seen. Perhaps they purchase coffee from a company called 'Freedom', ha,ha.

Spaceship
by Ken

Comment:
Great abstract with wonderful color and composition. I can definitely see this thing speeding away in the sky. It seems to be surging with light and energy.

Mexican Love Triangle
by Ken

Comment:
What a great capture. I can't help but wonder if they thought about the connection between their numbers and the sign. Well seen.

View behind me
by hajeka

Comment:
The contrast seems a little low on my screen, but I have a feeling you wanted it that way - just a hunch. Love the line of trees following the canal around the bend. The broken fence adds interest. Great set of photos, Henk-Jan.

Reflection
by hajeka

Comment:
Wonderful composition with that reflection, and the daffodils are beautiful both in and out of the water. Gotta love spring, don't you? Interesting how the metal pipe almost becomes a vase for the reflected flowers.

Geese
by hajeka

Comment:
Probably the most ubiquitous bird in the world, yet you've captured and presented them beautifully. Lovely composition with subtle colors and tones.

Fence
by hajeka

Comment:
Interesting how we can find pleasing shapes and compositions anywhere we go. Great job of turning the mundane into abstract art.

Blue sky
by hajeka

Comment:
What a shame modern man hasn't devised a way to prevent these leviathans from destroying our beautiful landscapes. We photogs have learned to live with them, haven't we?. Seems you were shooting in fairly bright light, ergo the high contrast. I like your composition, but may have preferred it a little less centered.

Day 28 - Magnetic Alphabet
by wickee_one

Comment:
Oh, I can just hear this conversation:

Ken - 'Amanda, please, I'll do anything if you'll let me use the coffee beans for my last shot'

Amanda, a bit distracted by the kids activity in the next room - 'Anything, Ken? Really? Well, what am I supposed to for my last shot? Have you thought about that?'

Ken quickly looks around and, fumbling with his camera to his eye, accidentally zooms while pointing and clicking at the refer. - 'Oh, I don't know, Amanda, I'm sure you'll come up with something'

He distractedly looks at the jumbled shot he took by accident and prepares to delete it.

And, as Amanda disgustedly glares into the back of his camera, she realizes the incredible potential Ken's accidental shot has as her lightening quick mind processes the idea.

Amanda - 'Alright, Ken, just this once, but you do owe me. Um...now, how about taking the kids out to the movies while I try to come up with something? OK? And, you be thinking about how you're going to make this up to me.'

Ken - "Thank you, dear, thank you sooo much. I just love you sooo much. Sure...' 'Kids, lets goooo'.

Day 29 - The end
by hajeka

Comment:
Brilliant last shot, Henk-Jan. Very poignant and beautiful. Thanks.