Dad's turn to cook
by vawendy

Comment:
Both are splendid captures.
Gotta be worth the insect bites!

The Golden Age
by Tommy_Mac

Comment:
My grandfather invented one of the first aviation engines (The Elbridge) and yes, sepia would have been a technique that would have thrilled him.

Civil War Patriot
by JarHead

Comment:
Nice use of desaturation here. But, alas, you are probably getting a lot of DNMC stuff...

Sin Overruns the Empire
by cloudsme

Comment:
Sin Overruns the Empire. Yeah, but I wish 'sin' was a bit bigger in the frame. You can still feel pleased with the very nice capture of this vulture

1880s Steam Power
by davidw

Comment:
Ah, nostalgic time. This is when sepia came into its own. Nice 'old-timey' image.

We share these electric nights alone
by jamesgoss

Comment:
Okay, you're gonna say 'no way' but still, think about this.

The subject is the girl's face and her concentration on the task at hand. If you have the pixels, (always a consideration) you could crop about 3/4 of this away and have a handsome image. Just the right upper quadrant would be a fine image.

But ya did an excellent job, and it's worth at least a 6.

Grazing in the Dark
by bwo

Comment:
Well done.

Ponce de Leon
by Alicia

Comment:
Lonely lighthouse and tall sparse grasses. What's not to like.

Landscape, Yellowstone
by bigskyeye

Comment:
You included a LOT of information in this image. Think about cropping just to the right of that big mid-stream rock (and then to the left, of course), and see how powerful the image becomes. It must have been a difficult image to capture and easy to see how you wished to show all the majesty involved.

Those happy moments
by kprasad9375

Comment:
Lovely scene, but if it was mine, I would probably save the grainy look for a more 'mysterious' image.