Felix and Oscar
by banmorn

Comment:
Wacky plant, nice title, lovely exposure : )

Couple of Skiing Geese, Now thats Odd
by brens29

Comment:
Nice action capture of a couple of cooperatively choreographing birds.

"Come Out Virginia..." (Only the Good Die Young)
by lkn4truth

Comment:
The B&W treatment looks good, although this looks a little over-sharpened for my taste. The Honda logo doesn't have nearly the same impact as the Harley-Davidson one would -- I might have cloned it out entirely.

My precious Odd-eyed
by Majanka

Comment:
I knew a nice dog with different-colored eyes ... always a little odd-looking even when expected.

Stockholm Syndrome
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
I should have known this was an alien invasion -- good job catching one out of costume ...

Lost and Found
by anthonyczaja

Comment:
I love the way the baby's head is cocked quizically to the side; good lighting and detail on the clothes; bonus for humor : )

Beside Myself
by posthumous

Comment:
"Grainy" look works well with this image -- good job capturing the double image.

Chalk and Cheese
by froglet

Comment:
Let that "rind" develop on the cheese and they won't be quite so different after a while : )

Good detail, intresting angle.

Hillside Sunrise
by GeneralE

Comment:

Originally posted by meanwile: Hi again... you know, there are some lovely magentas and reds that could be brought out a little in this shot... I actually played with it a bit and pulled out a nice pastel, realistic-looking sunrise (IMO, haha). Just used curves, selective color adjustment, and hue/sat. Cropped a bit to let the little tree shine. I can't believe you shot this blind from a car... that's remarkable!

Thanks! You're welcome to post your alternate it you want -- if you're short on space email it to me and I'll post it in my portfolio.

I have a common red-green type of color-blindness, so messing around with curves carries a greater-than-usual risk of ending up "un-natural-looking" -- for example, this very early entry of mine:

Stand Out in Camo
by GeneralE

Comment:

Originally posted by madison461: A fashion statement: Join up?

Not really, more about the contradiction in wearing camouflage in the urban environment, where it makes one stand out rather than blend into the background.

If I'd been able to get cooperation from the other kids, I was thinking about shooting a long line of kids' lower legs, but with only one in camouflage ... however, I got no such cooperation : )