"May All Your Dreams Come True"
by goinskiing

Comment:
I like the idea, maybe try shooting from a lower angle so it would seem more like a life like perspective instead of above like a small object that it is. May have seemed more realistic.

Hansel and Gretel's First Journey Home, before the whole breadcrumb and oven debacle...
by xianart

Comment:
that is some tasty DoF! hope others like it as much as me

Trees From the Enchanted Forest
by CarpeLumen

Comment:
Very good perspective to make this flower look like a forest, reminds me of Alice and Wonderland. I think it could be sharper though, but I know macros can tough. :) also I would have cloned out that little sensor dust spot on the top left.

Downtown Nashville
by ryand

Comment:
I kind of do the opposite of mr. Zigzag. When I shoot night shots I shoot almost wide open with a low ISO setting. and let it go for 30 seconds. I set the focus on some distant light and then put the camera on manual focus and leave it. Something like this tutorial. If I can't get it to focus I just manually set the focus to just past infinity then just shoot away. I like this shot because you have too look for abit to see the reflections, but once you notice them they are really obvious. :)

DSC_9509
by ryand

Comment:
I love the spinning bits in the water, very cool perspective. :)

Railed
by ryand

Comment:
I think tilting alot or straightening out would have been best. looks like a good place for a long exposure shot especially right by the water. Maybe shooting next to the rail would have brought the viewers eye into the lake. I like the bw and conversion. :)

Sky's the Limit
by jerowe

Comment:
nice use of fill flash, but her arms appear a little too dark. Also I think getting closer and shooting from a lower angle would have made this shot more interesting, although I am sure the bride liked it. :)

November Dreams
by wildiris

Comment:
this is a beauty of a landscape and reflection! I love the dark silhoutted land that just skims through the shot. top notch

Regal in Red
by Balko

Comment:
I like all the bokeh flying in front of and behind the bird. He seems to be straing at you while you took this. :)

A Wild cat
by zxaar

Comment:
I like the tight crop, it makes me connect with the animal. nice soft lighting makes it an intimate portrait.