Four Windows
by egillibsen

Comment:
Nice contrast between the wall and the contents of the windows.

a Room with a view
by Nazgul

Comment:
I like the color and tone and the foggy background.

Looking Out at Los Angeles
by mirdonamy

Comment:
I like the triptych effect of this shot; but I think it's marred a bit by the loose blindes to the left of the center and left panels. I think if they were tucked over tightly against the sides of the windows the effect would be stronger. I like the lighting and mood; would probably look good in B+W as well.

Friday Night
by choklat_thundr

Comment:
At least on my monitor I find the brightest lights to be a little too bright, and take away from the overall mood.

LighthouseDigestDarkLight1.jpg
by LtHousLady

Comment:
Luckily you don't have to paste on one of those ugly mailing labels. Well done!

Slammin'
by karmat

Comment:

Originally posted by scalvert: Good idea, but wouldn't the flames be trailing an [upward] moving ball? Just turn the ball upside down before shooting and rotate the image 180 degrees to get the effect. A low-speed fan on the flames would really give the impression of a meteor.

If anything, I'd rotate it clockwise, so the flames trail horizontally. As someone pointed out, a common baseball term for a fastball is "heater."

Sea Level
by ChrisW123

Comment:
Beautiful interpretation of a "classic" image. This image would also take well to having "painting" filters run on it.

Interstate Abstract
by Firstrich1

Comment:
Your ramps sure did better than mine have in the past -- congratulations!

3... 2... 1...
by GeneralE

Comment:
I think I must have had this lyric in mind when I took this.

Black Butte (8x10 ratio)
by GeneralE

Comment:
Why thank you both ... I use the larger borders sometimes to fill out the print size, so I don't have to resample the image and introduce any more noise or blurriness (I'm starting with less than 2MP). I figure people can trim/cover it if they don't like it, but someone can also just tack/tape it to the wall if they can't afford to frame it and have it look "finished."

This image was taken one-handed through the windshield, so I have no quality to spare ....