Random "flowers"
by Starbanana

Comment:
I like the earthier, richer color in this one much better than the other. Although I'd be interested to see if a slight levels adjustment would brighten it up a tad and give the colors a little more pop.

Random flowers again
by Starbanana

Comment:
Pales in comparison to the other (literally).

Flower Bouquet
by Leo

Comment:
Nice soothing colors on this. Sometimes it's nice to get that unfiltered (meaning not heavily post-processed) look at beautiful things.

Message
by GeneralE

Comment:
At first I was thinking you meant crop as in crop factor of the sensor (you know, the whole using a P&S camera bit?). :-) For the actual subject I think you took this shot at one of the best angles you could probably get from the road. Nice catch!

Altamont Motor Speedway
by GeneralE

Comment:
Going nostalgic on us? :-) That was a film I missed (concert too), so this is sort of documentary to me as I'm not familiar with the location.

Tell Me More ...
by GeneralE

Comment:
The text on the end really grabs my attention first and foremost. Had you not mentioned the ice around the vent I may have missed it. That part is hard to capture in a creative manner without really getting close (IMO). I do like the way the lighting works on this for you...keeping the side in shade allowing the end to stand out.

Lobby Lines & Light
by annig

Comment:
This is cool. Great eye to catch the shadow play in this setting! Nicely seen and captured.

We are watching you...
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Steve lies. Those aren't lamp shades, they're space aliens coming to take over our planet!!! Run!

:-D

ETA - Nice colors BTW.

Message edited by author 2009-09-09 12:33:22.

Ambush
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
:-) Fun story. Can't wait to hear more in the near future.

Criss-crossed
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Wow. I went to the Canon A530 camera page here on DPC and discovered there are 83 people that own this camera. :-)

Regarding the photo - I like the perspective you selected. The angle of the lines gives some nice tension to the image, yet is still easy enough to view without having to lean one way or the other.