Aging Gracefully
by jomari

Comment:
This is fine, fine, Marion. I love the textures, tones, shapes. There are a few hot pixels (I think that's what they are called - small white dots) that distract; they would be easy to remove.

MJO_1065
by MattO

Comment:
The parents and kids are going to love these - tons of work, though. I wouldn't be commenting either :) I like the white background, too - though I am seeing a smudge in the upper right that no one else has mentioned.

3 - Peek
by colorcarnival

Comment:
What a happy surprise that curious squirrel is to this impressive perspective, Michelle.

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Wire cutters
by thrumyiis

Comment:
For me this works well for the box top, wire and cutters, not as well for the round, upright object. And I find the triangle of background on the left distracting, more so that the bit that shows on the right. I do love the textures and tones as well as the interest of the setup. By "5 photos" I am assuming something like HDR, perhaps done "manually"?

03 (Original) - Snow
by ursula

Comment:
I, too, love the sensuous lines and the flow of light and dark areas. As snow, I love the sparkle. As an abstract, I think I would take out the largest of the little white spots (streaks in full size) if this was mine - no one else mentioned them, but I find them distracting.

Week 3 - Textures
by BeckyT

Comment:
I like the webby (not a word but you maybe get my idea) look here - at first I thought it was a dried leaf with nothing much but the veins left. I like the tones.

Wedding Day
by Elaine

Comment:
You made the most of the light here - what a beautiful portrait.

In and around Balboa Park Week 3 - Morning Sun
by Ann

Comment:
Nice and sharp - the light is excellent. Looks as if they are having quite a conversation.

Old Barn at End of country Lane
by dandavis

Comment:
Lovely overgrown situation for this old barn - great light and colors.

03334
by pixelpig

Comment:
I love the brightness and additional definition here - not that it makes the "subject" more evident because of course this isn't about spoons but just that it draws me in more - like a maelstrom.