TA Hawk
by fldave

Comment:
Wow, in the first place, a great capture, in the second, a super interpretation.
This is a transition into a new and exciting creature.

The Group
by awpollard

Comment:
Ahhhh, a microcosm of the DPC world.
Nicely defined!
:-))

On top of the mountain
by Kelli

Comment:
Yes, those backgrounds really work for photographers.
Sweet little bird.

Old Post Office
by turnofthesue

Comment:
Great rendition of this structure.

Heating up Old No. 3
by awpollard

Comment:
LOL - I like it Both ways!

Stone House
by JuliBoc

Comment:
LOL, I'm sure your husband has other attributes where his taste is best,
BUT, really this, IMO, is the best. The sky is a brilliant addition, and
if you happened to add just a tad more blue, that wouldn't hurt anything.

Smithsonian Institution
by turnofthesue

Comment:
Sure does make the brickwork stand out - great colors, too.

Capitol
by turnofthesue

Comment:
Oh, wow. I see your dilemma. Yes, you solved that problem very well with the crop you selected. Love the sky!

Beauty Detailed
by Kelli

Comment:
forgot the birdie's name? A little suggestion - next time shoot the information plate next to the bird and you'll have it, latin name and all. (Heh. Heh)

It's a nicely developed scene. Maybe even a little more cropping would give that beautiful bird a bit more zing - as if it needed it.

Garden Supplies
by Balko

Comment:
Garden nurseries - yes, I've been in many a one, and never thought to break out the camera. (But I will now)
I assume you used something like Psychedelic on this, but I don't understand how you get those splendid colors and container textures without the deep "indentations" - for lack of a better word - that usually come from that setting.

In any event, I'll bet that nursery never looked so good. If you show 'em a print, I bet they'd buy it.