day 15: crows
by ErinM

Comment:
I love it! That is so cool that you added your own bird to this photo. You really can't tell. Aren't we having so much fun with our "Can't do that in a challenge" trickery :)

I really love the composition and the tones in this. It does have an eerie, mysterious feel, but really nice.

Brushes
by Jutilda

Comment:
Only you could make a photo of a brush look so darn COOL! I am in awe!

Negative
by Jutilda

Comment:
Oh, I love the end result! I love LOVE those brushes with the writing on them. I have GOT to find some! That is AMAZING!

kantza-church.jpg
by kolasi

Comment:
I LOVE the effect of that lens.

What beautiful work you have in your portfolio!

Girona-river.jpg
by kolasi

Comment:
Ohmy!! What a beautiful photo! I love so much the earthiness of this with the clothes hanging over the balconies and the simple look of the architecture. This is excellent "slice of life" photography!

Hello?
by Jutilda

Comment:
Oh YES!!! This is amazing! You are truly genius!!!!!!

Been a Long Time
by jenesis

Comment:
How pretty, Jennifer!!!! What crystal, piercing eyes you have!

I love having a face now to my friend :)

Day-11.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
Oh, this is awesome! What a beautiful scene. I'm anxious to see more of your pictures from the weekend. The perspective looking up at that bridge is so striking. I think this would have made a great Point of View submission, but oh wait. . .the HDR thing.

I discovered that you can open a RAW file in your HDR software and tonemap a single image, but it only works with RAW photos. But it really makes a huge difference and gives you HDR results that you can't get by just basic editing techniques. And it's legal in basic editing. Might see if you have any more of these awesome shots and try it. I sure would vote this one high.

Qart
by Alicia

Comment:
This is such a fun photo. When I first saw the title, I thought it might be a tribute to our DPC Qart. . .and expected something sultry and dark and beautifully provocative :) So in addition to this one being fun and processed way cool, it had a splash of the delightuflly unexpected, which is always nice :)

I love the effect of that Lucisart. It always gives a Norman Rockwell kind of look to photos. Way to go seeing the artistic merit in this scene! You're the bomb!

Boy
by Jutilda

Comment:
Dang! How in the WORLD have I missed this! You can definitely see a Goodman inspiration -- but then -- alot of your work reminds me of hers too. Different of course, but incorporating some similar processing wonders that make your work so incredibly distinctive!

This is beyond fabulous!