Nissan
by dtremain

Comment:
Nice tonal range. Like how the leaves kind of pop out from the dark bg. Would be nice to lose the piece of (fence?) coming out from the rear of the car.

Day-Twenty-Seven.jpg
by Rooster

Comment:
Nice contrast, very well composed with good use of negative space. Three is a magic number for objects, and they're well spaced.

Well done!

Day 16 Where's the Bride?
by TCGuru

Comment:
Beautiful control of the lighting here. Great focus, clarity, and detail. I like how the darkness surronds the corsage (sp?) to create a natural frame for it. Well done!

beached
by ordinaryangel

Comment:
The tone is great, and the DOF works like a charm here!

T_ J_ Mental Adjustment
by blad

Comment:
Very nice isolation of the subject from the background, yet keeping the subject in focus thruout. You must have had some distance between the subject and the background?

Good work handling light around glasses as well...

Day25.jpg
by FotoMunki

Comment:
Hmmm. I was getting ready to say I love the way you work with light. This image is a very nice study in natural light...or so it seems. Not familiar with the filters you mention and the spot lighting effect, so I can't really know what's real, and what's photoshop. ???

Don't take that the wrong way. I really like the end result you have here. I'm just naturally curious about stuff sometimes. :)

day 25
by digitalpins

Comment:
Do you ever wonder when this "art" is created? Like a shadow in the night? Are they bold and proud of their work, or do they scurry looking over their shoulders like mice staying undercover?

This building could tell a lot of stories...if only walls could speak.

Day-Twenty-Six.jpg
by Rooster

Comment:
This made me smile. Fun idea. Somebody has some wild hair going on. :P

Elephants at the Zoo
by JLC

Comment:
Very good detail and focus on this, especially for F5.6. Must have had some distance between you and the elephants?

Now, just clone out that fence and set them free! :P

Day 21 - Gourds
by JLC

Comment:
Do it again - please? :D I like the concept. The lighting doesn't feel right...needs more directional lighting and more contrast I think. A deeper aperture also to grab more detail.

JMO of course. :)