An Eye For An Eye
by pawdrix

Comment:
Now that's provocative...

Le Bicyclette (30 days of blur)
by Jutilda

Comment:
This is nicely done. If it were mine I'd add some vignette to the corners, not too much, just a hint, to contain it.

Day 3 - Wannabe Pitchfork
by JLC

Comment:
Nice concept. Try using some high-pass filtration to sharpen & pop this a little maybe?

day 3 - give a dog a...
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Knick knack, paddywhack... This is a hoot (or is that an "arf"?)

Fork Day 003
by jdfido

Comment:
Wildly effective image, though I'm not sold on the yellow blotches on the hydrant; personally I'd clone the suckers out, but that's just me :-) As for tarnish, if it's old silverplate it may not be recoverable. A fine jewelry store can tell you if you take it in. Ask them if you can shoot Fork with some diamonds while you are there :-)

The Altar of Xanthine
by GeneralE

Comment:
That is quite bizarre :-) I rather like it, especially knowing it's as-shot rather than 'shopped.

Star Light
by GeneralE

Comment:
An interesting technique/effect. Let's see it put to use on something interesting :-)

Headspun
by magenmarie

Comment:
It's cute and I like it fine, but it doesn't have any hook that really captures me, makes me nod my head in approval.

Tentacles
by L1

Comment:
That's funny. In the thumb I don't see the small flower, I'm like "yawn", and click it. Then I have a small window (I'm checking between tournament games) and I can only see the top half, and I'm like "yawn..." So it's another picture of blurry grass, nothing to get excited about.

UNTIL....

I pull down the window, and wow! What an effective image! Some may think that a "DOF shot" isn't really "messing with unsharpness", and in a sense that's true, this is a different sort of shot altogether, it has a definable and sharp subject, but still...

The image really sings. Good capture!

Firewalker
by magenmarie

Comment:
This is luscious :-)