Morning Song
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Woo Hoo! You Go Yo!!!

Pebbles
by sekarmalathy

Comment:
This has marvelous use of shading and shapes. Well found, and excellent technique to capture the scene in such delicate detail.

counting my blessings
by mrturtell

Comment:
The camera's automatic metering system is trying to create a neutral grey (18% luminosity) average brightness overall for the whole scene in the image, which is about what this image shows. Neutral grey is a pretty dark grey.
To get well exposed shots in snow or on the beach, you have to set the camera EV (exposure value) setting to +1 or +2. There may also be a "scene" setting for beach or snow shooting that you can use. Check in your camera manual.
Don't be afraid to experiment with the camera's settings. You can always go back to full automatic.

And you belong with me!
by Judi

Comment:
Congrats on the new blue Judi. You're always the romantic one.

Plane of perspective
by snaffles

Comment:
large congrats on your brand new ribbon!

Beach Huts
by james_so

Comment:
Photos of colorful huts like this at a beach are always popular. This is the first that I have seen with a wall behind them. It's nice how the colorful huts stand out from the dull color of the wall.

1950
by james_so

Comment:
This is a nice view of some fine old machinery. I like that you can see the gauge on the steam engine. The belt makes a fine leading line as well.

In situ
by snaffles

Comment:
I like the very old and rustic look of the barn, and can see why you included as much of it as you could without distracting too much from the chairs.
My first take on your description was a mental image of two clydesdales "gallhumphing" around in snow in the loft. : ) It's 4:30 am, what can I say?

Summer
by Retroesque

Comment:
This shot has that "faded childhood memories" look. The little shed looks like a good place to wait for the school bus.

Blech!
by Blue Moon

Comment:
It's a little fuzzy, but that's the way cats are. It certainly fits in the thread where you posted it.
The "Who-Did-It" thread