Fish and Chips... (iphone)
by Lutchenko

Comment:
What happened to fish and chips being served wrapped in newspaper. That is how I remember it growing up in the UK!

Caitlyn
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
I love the intensity (of her feeling of connection to you I suspect) and the openness that show in her eyes. Those are what "grab" me when I look at this.

Comfortable shoes
by Melethia

Comment:
Lovely image and I second Love's love comments about the colors. He looks so relaxed but the "set" of his ears seem to suggest that he is still very much alert to all that is going on around him!

Emergency tool
by Rino63

Comment:
Took me a while to realize this was a walnut! The title refers to the wrench, however, it's the walnut that really dominates the image. Maybe use of side lighting rather than overhead lighting would have shifted attention onto both, provided there was sufficient DOF.

Classic vs. Modern
by jovan91

Comment:
An interesting subject but I find the tilting of the stone building and the glare from the road rather distracting.

Most of a Turtle Skull
by sfalice

Comment:
Lovely mask-like image. I love the symmetry

Fieldbound Skiff
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Lovely textures on the boat! I like how the yellow/orange hue in some of the grasses is picked up on the boat in the areas of rust/decay. Also the brightness of the boat against a dark sky. Great perspective. Abstaining from voting.

Bobandduque.jpg
by sfmorris

Comment:

Originally posted by sfmorris: Originally posted by JuliBoc: Oh my, this is nice. Did you have to create the reflection, or did Flood do that automatically? I haven't used Simplify, so I'm not familiar with Buzz, but the effects of what you did are lovely. Thanks Juli the Flood filter does all the work. I did burn around the edges to give it a more relistic look. The Buzz is what gives it the painted look. I love both filters.

Nice image. I like it, but the above information explains the *brightness* of the reflection which was puzzling me. In my experience there is usually sufficient color in the water to darken the reflection at least somewhat.

Observation deck
by Melethia

Comment:
Deb, I love what you have done with this, bringing out the textures and details. To my eye the processing really helps separate the four figures in the foreground from the other figures. I like how the yellow knitted hat/beret really *pops* against the overcast sky and the woman's dark hair in this version. I also like the shallow *arc* formed if you follow the tops of the heads of the four people in the foreground, up and then down, and how this echos the arcs formed by the shape of the setting.

Breaking Free
by Balko

Comment:
I love it, somehow it's both calming yet stimulating at the same time!