Hippie feet
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
I'm revealing my age, but original hippies didn't wear Birkenstocks. They usually wore Indian sandals or huaraches with rubber tire soles, usually bought on a pot run to Mexico in a VW camper. Jutilda is right, they didn't use toenail polish or shave their legs either.

OK. Having set you straight, 8), this is a cute picture which obviously rings a bell with a lot of people. I don't usually like pictures that are framed at angles, but in this case, it fits perfectly with the spirit in which the picture was shot.

P.S. Contratulations on the hemstitching. It looks really good on the outside. I'll have to try that myself. LOL

Thanksgiving Dinner
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Great picture and processing. Take more pictures of your grandfather. He has so much character in his face.

Generations
by Jutilda

Comment:
Great capture and processing. With the brownish tones, it looks like an old snapshot. (That's not a slam -- I really think it adds to the "mood" and is entirely appropriate.) Good work.

afterschool loitering
by annah

Comment:
Perfect title for the picture? Perfect picture for the title? Whatever... it gets the idea across. Love the composition and colors.

Surprise
by sher

Comment:
Beautiful color and composition. I love the clarity.

Rosh Hashanah
by levyj413

Comment:
Thank you for the notes. They are as good, if not better, than the picture. 8) (And that's one of the best self-portraits, so far.)

IMG_5520-123a.jpg
by dwterry

Comment:
DPCers at work and play -- a cross between candid and landscape. Nice color and clarity.

Pod Heads
by Ivo

Comment:
Really good b&w, but that interior border is very distracting.

shoes.jpg
by tannah

Comment:
This is a wonderful picture. Nothing in it is really important, but together the elements are totally pleasing to the eye. This would have been perfect for the picture without a subject challenge.

croix1-3.jpg
by tannah

Comment:
Good combination of elements, and I really like the shadows and texture on the back wall. I might dodge the cross a little to get some more definition on the figure of Christ, but that's just me.