Canadian Hot Tub
by Quigley

Comment:
Ok, a couple questions.
First of all wouldn't the heat conduction from the metal tub transfer upward and melt the snow off of the rim? That is unless you really are just sitting in an empty tub, in which case you are crazier than it first appeared.
Second, maybe the tub is fiberglass (the reason for the snow not melting from the edge of the tub so fast)? Or...maybe...you have ANOTHER hot water pot, sitting on the bottom of the tub, between your legs and the steam coming up from it appears to be the "hot water" in your bath.
Last but not least your bare arms. Even if you have hot water in the "tub", your arms are dry which would mean that they have not contacted the "hot" water so therefore are <98.6 degrees and uncovered in the winter air! Wow, what dedication for an entry at DPC. Keep up the great work. -BB

PS. Pardon my musings, this did get kinda long didn't it? lol.
PSS. Can't wait to see who this is.

Arrival
by Ann

Comment:
Talk about "Stopped Motion"; I don't see ANY blur in the birds wings! Very impressive. Way to have the background be OOF but not blownout. -BB

Ye olde farm
by jessy_pesce

Comment:
This feels like a photo of a "photo"; other than that I'm not sure how you can get this effect? It feels very pre-digital camera so for me I like that. 7

Aurora
by gisli

Comment:
What can I say but "Beautiful"; The stars, snow, building, NORTHERN LIGHTS, clarity, & color are right on. -BB

glow
by k4ffy

Comment:
I love night / cityscape shots. This is similar to one of my photos; high vantage point, night-time, skyscrapers on the horizon. Your coloring is great here, nice job. -BB

Black Capped Chicadee
by JustinM

Comment:
Spot on DOF and clear. I really love the foreground being out of focus!

New Pueblo
by gunsmith6

Comment:
Sweet colors and nice framing. A very sharp/crisp photo also. Well done. -BB

The Path Home
by levyj413

Comment:
I totally recognize this walkway from my trip to DC! I took a shot similar to this one but not quite as dramatic. I love the duo-tones here -BB

PS. Isn't this close to the United States Mint?

skyscraper
by mb2006

Comment:
Awesome reflections! I'm not sure why the sky is blown out to the right of the building but overall it's nice. -BB

Where Art Lives
by Nikolai1024

Comment:
No, I thought Art Roflmao told me he lives in a parking garage! LOL, very cool teal lighting on the face of the building. -BB