abstract
by jdannels

Comment:
At first glance, I thought it was a water meter before I read your comment. Interesting find.

by messerschmitt

Comment:
Interesting that all the blur forces my mind to focus on the tatoo looking "face" on the knee on the right. Bummer about your cameras tripod socket being out of service.

face
by jmritz

Comment:
Just right.

Sun Hat
by xianart

Comment:
First thought; Queen of England.

Tickle Blur
by SandyP

Comment:
Precious shot. I know the emotion, and can hear the squeals when I see this. I have grand children. I like the background too, the way it breaks between the bottom and top half of the image, and seems to match the pattern in the dress.

I95: Give My Regards to Broadway
by banmorn

Comment:
I like this one best of the series of 3. It looks like the whole group of lights are hopping in unison. With your 1.5 sec exposure, the pulsed lights blinked 90 times during the exposure, making their images a series of dots. Strobes on towers pulse this way too. The dark background and point source lights make this a lot like a fireworks shot.

Flower Wagon.jpg
by RayEthier

Comment:
Very country looking scene. I would have cropped the power pole and transformer off the right edge I think. I like the TV antenna however, as it just seems retro. The round tree is cool too.
It looks like a happy place.

Day 37/50 - Suncatcher
by sherpet

Comment:
I was going to just comment "Pretty", but I see that you have already done that. It's pretty, you're right. I think I would put the camera in super macro, and try to get the image in the center crystal too.

Message edited by author 2007-08-05 23:47:53.

macaws-small.jpg
by L1

Comment:
Macaws are irresistable to camera lenses. This is a beautiful image of the birds relaxing. They make very interactive pets too.

Goin' Nowhere Fast!
by annig

Comment:
I sure am happy that I do not have to deal with snow in the winter.
In this image, the blue spots in the plant are the result of a little oops in processing. I have found that I can get that effect with "levels", "gamma" or "saturation" being overdone. I now look for that in the darkest areas of an image when I am making adjustments to those parameters.
It does make the blue on the bikes pop out of the snow in this image.