Day 28
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
David Blaine has nothing on you- but seriously all your shots are pure comedy- but this ijust cracks me up- you really go for that no holds barred anything for a laugh photography.

so what are you still doing hanging around with dpc's mere mortals?

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by robs

Comment:
Great medieval feel to this one; love the shapes of the stone and the subdued colors.

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by robs

Comment:
great angle and perspective; super nice/ great feel to the shot.

Charisa Headshot
by lovethelight

Comment:
Absolutely super portrait; excellent composition, great backlighting; so natural; you make it look easy...

Heldeberg Fall
by Neil

Comment:
This really illustrates that the sky is, from top down, ultramarine blue, then cobalt in the middle,and then cerulean near the horizon; fantastic colors in this shot.

Baylor Spirit
by yanko

Comment:
Wow; this is a great shot; so perfect- one of the best and most moving sports shots of recent memory.

stillness
by LevT

Comment:
Well; its a great composition, and there is certainly excellent lighting. The boy may be a bit too close to the center for comfort; the eye ends up settling in on the boy, soaking in the light, and then falling right off of the left side of the frame; there is so much movement in the shot that you can't think stillness- and maybe that contrast works- but, to illustrate what I am saying, even the shadows off the rocks in the water make arrows that force the eye to look where the boy is looking. I really like how his body is facing backwards but he is looking forwards, perhaps looking down might have held the eye in the frame;

Nevertheless; despite my rambling; its a great shot with excellent execution and tremendous feel/

Friendly Beaches, Tasmania
by wisie

Comment:
Nice repeating pattern with the super mist sea foam technique; The background is perfectly undisturbed; high marks for patients and terrific composition.

Twilight
by Odie

Comment:
Well crafted; nice use of color in this shot; usually, people stay away from the orange and go to the use of layers of mutedness; but I like it like you did it. Orange, is of course, across the color wheel from blue, and that makes it pop even more; even the wispiness of the clouds in the light, and in the dark work wonders for the mood here. a very nice moody capture.

Summer in the city
by quiet_observation

Comment:
Very interesting, super detailed exposure. I love the people where they are but the handbags are a bit distracting; thats my only criticism; its still really great.