Fruit Bowl
by Grandad

Comment:
The lighting seems just a bit harsh/bright but not by much. It looks as though it's from a single direction - lighting from two sources might add a bit of depth. Nice variety of color!

Allium Sativum
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
The first one I get to vote on and it's a very nice one indeed. Love the toning you chose and the light works very nicely for this.

Day-5.jpg
by magenmarie

Comment:
The motion makes for a very vibrant, alive portrait - I think it works well for this - and it's the slight catchlights in the eyes that seal the deal.

Day-3.jpg
by magenmarie

Comment:
Beautiful colors! And how nice that he's color coordinated with the sky behind and the branches. Great capture!

Feb-13-Wash-Cross.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
I love the bit of history shared here! Nice way of framing and presenting the shot, too.

Elk Day 13
by emily212

Comment:
It may be a little bright, but I think I kinda like it that way. If you want to make it a little darker (and stop me if you already know this!) make a duplicate layer, then change the blending mode to multiply (if you're using Photoshop CS2). If you aren't using CS2, you can try using Levels to darken it a bit, but you might lose detial in the darker parts of the elk. Nice place you live!

Sammy
by emily212

Comment:
This is VERY cute! I like the raindrops - adds a lot to the picture, and Sammy is adorable.

The Fountain
by jdannels

Comment:
You get great contrast and depth. I'm terribly envious. (And very much enjoying following along with your "where you live" stuff.)

Day 13 - Street, Norwich, England
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
Peaceful and has a nice compositional flow to it. I think the desat worked well, too.

Day 13 My Desk & Harley
by Elaine

Comment:
Your desk is WAY WAY too neat! :-)