IMG_3660-communication-is-King-800
by sfalice

Comment:
Silly technology spoils this "little gem" in architecture that you have found in the city. I guess it's better than thousands of wires everywhere, if those are slowly disappearing and these are replacing them then that's a step in the right direction. Next, get the installers to put them less in obtrusive places.

Braedon and his Aunt
by Germaine

Comment:
Speech bubble over Braedon; "Not another photo!"

Slip & Slide
by Abra

Comment:
Happy shot! Loved these as a kid.

cooling off
by Abra

Comment:
Nice composition triangle on boy, banner and baubles and colourful but not over processed.
I'd have cropped out the fly screen and only kept the engaging door.

Family of four
by Enlightened

Comment:
I like the selective desat here. It is both sharp and complimentary to the grey in the BG. It is almost a 160mm f/2.8 on the D90 so for candids it gives you some unobtrusive reach to :)

I battle to do that, leave lenses at home. I generally break my back with 10 lbs (5 kgs) of glass in a LowePro.
I don't have this little gem of a lens and I am oh so keen to get a copy as my Sigma 180mm f/3.5 macro is a bicep buster.

02 - Dawn
by ursula

Comment:

Originally posted by ursula: Originally posted by tvsometime: How come there are no settings in these PAW postings? With your work that is always the first question that comes to mind as we marvel at the result. Sorry, that's just very sad. No further comment.

I think what he means is EXIF data. He is also being complimentary. I would have asked the same.
I love the image. There are a few on DPC who do it well and this is one of those. Smooth edible goodness.

Happy New Year!
by tvsometime

Comment:
WD on your HM. Happy and story telling street shot. That's a massive lens for landscapes but worked well here too! I must give it a bash on my new D7000.

The Halfpipe's Song
by Bear_Music

Comment:
The hair around the bottom bothers me as it did 99 others <6 :)

Cross purposes
by herfotoman

Comment:
That looks like Huckleberry Finn and his mates getting up to mischief. Enjoyable Herman.

A Celebration For Two
by h2

Comment:
Very sharp and fabulous white balance under artificial light. Circles of confusion perfect. Iconic shot. Super!