Bird in the Mist
by Germaine

Comment:
Good choice of the "Fisheye" application. Makes it feel like you're looking in on another world or grand display of some sort. Also allowed for the somewhat centered subject to stand out.

firepic.jpg
by dagaleaa

Comment:
Beach, dog in the lap, S'Moores, and a campfire. What more can you ask for?! :-)

IT Roadmap
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Yep. Looks very good for a low-light shot and the conditions.

Ok - now on to the funny part. What's up with the guy on the left? He looks like the guy on stage (or his twin). I'm guessing that maybe there's another display working up front on the left and this is a projected image of the speaker? Based on the size of the "guy", it fits as if he was standing at the table there. Very cool! :-)

2 Give Blood
by karmat

Comment:
This has a dreamlike quality to it (or nightmare, depending on the person I guess). Fun!

Peter's Creek - Day 3
by idnic

Comment:
I actually like the comp on this. The bridge balances out the bright area of water. The water has become the subject. I think without the ripples and the bright oval-shaped reflection, the water wouldn't be as interesting in this shot. For the conditions presented to you I think this works quite well actually.

So...do you think an inline yellow spinner retrieved along that left weedline would produce any nice fish strikes? I do!

Coleus
by Leo

Comment:
The highlights stayed under control and the colors pop very well on this.

DreamNet
by pixelpig

Comment:
Yikes! Pyscho man...

He-he. I just noticed Jutilda's comment - Jimi Hendrix does need to blasting while viewing this. :-D

Rules are made to be broken
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Nice color tones, and I actually like the comp.

Day002.jpg
by totaldis

Comment:
I like the contrasting pink & greens. The pink really stands out and is quite vivid!

Flowers
by Germaine

Comment:
This is a fun shot that could actually make an interesting print, maybe in a series. I like how the subject is front & center, yet there is enough surrounding bg context to put the viewer on site. May have lost the highlights a little, but eh...it's a camera phone right? :-)