He's Hiding out in IR Land
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I love this photo. Your creativity is just getting better and better (and a bit edgier too). Great technique to go with it. The only thing I might offer would be to clone out the couple flowers hanging from the branches in the upper left corner...I thought they were smudges at first (even tried to wipe them off my monitor. LOL).

A Rare Sighting of the Mysterious 20 Foot Long Tiger
by timfythetoo

Comment:
You are definitely on a roll...another clever photo. I'm not sure how you managed to get such clarity with the tigers and the tree trunk (given the dark lair and lighter tree) using f/5.8 (I would have thought DoF would blur the tree) but you have clearly accomplished a super photo under difficult lighting conditions.

The Habit
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Congrats on the 10th place finish. The lighting is superb. It makes the act of smoking an intimate experience...which works really well with the topic. I don't see how anyone could vote this a 1, 2, or 3 (unless they are smokers and think this is DNMC). Obvously the majority thinks your image is right on...as I do.

Floating in a Sea of Pea
by timfythetoo

Comment:
The things we do for a photograph. Great color and detail. I agree that the peaceful approach works well. I can't think of anything to improve on this, but I sure look forward to your entry when and if DPC gets around to using "grease" as a topic.

Swings
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I like the composition of this image. The offcenter viewpoint actually adds to the "motion" of the swings as I can visualize the spin of the swings. This is not a static shot at all.

Mid Air
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I love the post-processing on this shot except for the small amount of detail in his face. I would bet the intensity of his expression at this point would really add to an otherwise fine image. Well done.

Strike!
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Great commentary...and photo. I think the only thing the photo lacks is a little more action (pins spinning in all directions) but who knows how many injuries you would have suffered to get that shot! Love the lighting. If you ever get the idea to try this again, I wonder if a faster exposure setting would work well with the pins flying in all directions.

'spring'
by suemack

Comment:
This is one of my personal Top 10.

Sketching Practice
by edmeng

Comment:
This is one of my personal Top 10.

through a glass lightly
by posthumous

Comment:
This is one of my personal Top 10.