04 - Sleeping Dog Island
by ursula

Comment:
I love these pictures with surprises in them
First the fluidity of the image and the colors need to be appreciated,
then ...whoa... there's the sleeping dog! and a contented one at that.
Always a pleasure to view your work, Ursula.
:)

shoe maker 2 (674x1024) (2)
by thrumyiis

Comment:
I love your subject matter and the way it models so nicely.
Unfortunately (IMO, of course) that background detracts slightly.

Emerging
by Elaine

Comment:
I love these images. Surprises and elegant curves and other shapes to discover.
thanks for posting this one.

5 - Tethered to his Work
by tvsometime

Comment:
These poses are indeed ubiquitous these days. I keep wondering what they are going to step in while
they are looking at their reading material.

IMG_0706
by sulamk

Comment:
(TeeHee) I read that bird's name too fast the first time, and substituted an extra "a" for the "u".

Good shot considering the handicap of shooting from the car.

MJO_1798
by MattO

Comment:
Rather surreal image on its own,
and then a great story-telling image as well.
Imagine calling an emergency vehicle to rescue an emergency vehicle.
Embarrassing. No?

anticipation
by daisydavid

Comment:
Odd, I keep seeing thing happening all over the frame!
Nice one.

IMG_3931-772-Bryant-St,-detail-800
by sfalice

Comment:
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Message edited by author 2013-01-27 23:20:15.

Week 2
by bsluijk

Comment:
Okay, here's my 'non-technical' thoughts on this critter.
If you can move it around, I'd get to know this guy by
shooting it at different angles and lighting. Even a flashlight can give some
interesting shadows. Or if you happen to have (or can make) a light table, you can
diffuse the light from underneath and see what happens.
right now, your critter is a little boring, but with some different angles and
lighting, he could be a star.

Amethyst Sunbird II v2 (PAW 3/52)
by HarveyG

Comment:
Yes, it is easier to see the detail on the bird now.