Day 10 - Not My Annoying Cat.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
OMG, what an awesome cat photo! Her face looks like my cat's face. She is a pretty little calico too. I love the soft dreaminess of her fur, and that attitude in her pose. Cats are so darn photogenic. No wonder we love to resort to them when all else fails. And they are always such a treat :)

Week 2: Old Pinola
by jasonlprice

Comment:
I love this photo. Lately, I have been so drawn to photographs showing real life in its imperfect state. It's so raw and real. I love the perfect amount of added grain to make it even more dramatic. The processing is beautiful. I love the doorway in the back that gives us a window into this old old place going on forever in its abandoneness.

1961- A Saturday Morning With Vickie
by Hipychik

Comment:
Terry, this is so awesome! Congratulations on 8th place with such a warm, fuzzy photo :)

Hiding Under Nana's Dining Room Sideboard
by MaryO

Comment:
Woo Hoo, Mary! Way to go. Yes, this connects to lots of childhoods :) You're awesome.

In The Arms Of My Brother
by Qart

Comment:
Awwwwww. . .this makes my heart hurt! Way to go!

It was Big, Yellow and Scary
by JeniY

Comment:
Oh Jen, this is awesome. You conveyed the trauma of that big monster bus ride so well! Fabulous choice for a ribbon! :)

Wk_6_B&W_Apples
by twmax

Comment:
Oooooh, what a cool take on apples! I love this in black and white. Dang! I feel like I can almost taste it sitting here! So crisp and sharp! The contrasts are just beautiful!

Marsh Birch
by Wink

Comment:
I think I understand: Because they create such beautiful, dramatic scenery. And you have processed this so well! The rich tones and contrasts are stunning! Wonderful WONDERFUL job!!!

Simply red
by Melethia

Comment:
Oh I am so JEALOUS over your new lens. I have been drooling over that lens wanting it more than life itself lately . . .but. . .sigh. . .we are getting new flooring/cabinets/countertops, so I'm afraid the new lens (and the 5D I also want) is going to have to wait a while. I love your take on these tulips. Such an interesting composition rather than standing up leaning over like you usually see them. Very creative and well done!

strutting
by Retroesque

Comment:
Tee hee. . .you are awesome, Lisa! This photo rocks the way you spotlighted him and his attitude. I love that acidic ocean processing. I just love this photo period! :)