car.jpg
by snaffles

Comment:

Originally posted by snaffles: First, find your car....

Next, go back in the house and go back to bed. :)

Itsy Bitsy Spider
by bobonacus

Comment:
I think it's a great shot. As far as the challenge goes, I didn't vote, but I would lean toward a DNMC score (5-ish) because technically spiders really can't be upside down - unless they were on their back, IMO. Not a blatant DNMC, but I'd put it there with people who rotated their camera or photo 180°. Call me a nitpicking, narrow minded troll. :)

Monsieur Yeux Bleus
by smardaz

Comment:
Just came across this - great job on this, Jason. A wonderful portrait and the kid does have some amazing eyes. Congrats on making your profile row.

Vase
by choltmeier

Comment:
Blue ribbon, PB, fake flowers-- what more could you ask for? :) Great job! Congrats on your achievement.

Circles of Light
by Bogi

Comment:
It figures - even the sewers in Iceland are hyper-photogenic! :) Congrats!

Emergence
by socalsteve

Comment:
Well a great big Wooo--oooooot for you, Steve! Your first ribbon, a personal best, your 401k tripled in value this week - well 2 outta 3 aint bad. :) Congratulations.

New, non-security-ink-stained jacket
by Art Roflmao

Comment:

Originally posted by scalvert: Please submit your original for validation. We've dealt with "your kind" before, and we need to make sure no security guards were illegally cloned out of the background.

Duh - I killed them with those sharp red arrows! :P

12-october 08 macro. dragonfly
by roz

Comment:
I love how you've captured that family of micro-organisms on the tip of one of the hairs on his body (to the left of those negatively charged protons that are clearly visible near his wing). :P

In other words - incredible close detail! :-)

Kiwi
by bobonacus

Comment:
I think your numbers are off. ...it's been done thousands of times before! ;-)
Never get tired of it though - it's a very photogenic fruit. You've done well on this one - captured good detail. Looks tasty.

Macro 05
by Ken

Comment:
I think the processing is excellent! Only thing missing is some sort of poem about how things must die or something. :)