Mighty
by ShannonLee

Comment:
Exceptional shot. you should put this up on DPCPrints!

Minneapolis Skyline (HDR)
by SamDoe1

Comment:
The biggest problem with this is that your lights are actually blown. Sadly, this is due to the lower dynamic range of a tiny sensor which resides in your digicam. HDR processing is much more effective when the RAW actually contains a lot more information.

coffee cup ~ toilet paper
by hanneke

Comment:
Needs a hair more DOF IMHO, but an excellent pic nonetheless. Another one that really stands out due to great visual theming.

A Farewell to Arms
by RKT

Comment:
Very well done. Excellent use of contrasting tonality and composition. I agree that this should have placed higher... Definitely a standout shot.

Message edited by author 2006-10-09 09:06:20.

Busy
by owen

Comment:
Patience pays off! One of the best macro shots I've ever seen on DPC.

Tacy.jpg
by dassilem

Comment:
Easily the best of the bunch. When you get everything else right, you always find something more to work on.... Well I do anyhow...

Feels a bit soft to me and also - like the others - a bit too cool, particularly in the skin tones.

DSC_1086.jpg
by Nuno

Comment:
Nice stitching man! :)

Shoreline
by hughletheren

Comment:
Well done. Beautiful colors and interesting use of flow. Nice to see you back again.

Geometry at 400 Feet
by Konador

Comment:
ROFL. Score one for Vivitar! ;)

Young at 37 years
by Rasai

Comment:
Nice pic. I suspect it's a tiny bit oversharpened, but I think that is probably due to using the wrong sharpening settings for 640x480. Pics are a lot more sensitive to sharpening at this resolution.

One thing that I find helps prevent the data loss and subsequent need for strong sharpening in small sizes is using multiple steps for reducing size. I don't know if you did this or not, but if you didn't, you might want to look into it.