Day 18a redo
by WriteHeart

Comment:
Nice job! The contrast provided by the darker background really makes your subject stand out more. They sure do have big ears, don't they?!

Message edited by author 2007-10-19 09:12:10.

Table
by Alicia

Comment:
Yes, a P&S definitely has it's advantages over a honking big dSLR when you're trying to be stealthy. I find it so funny sometimes when I think I'm taking a completely candid shot in a crowd, and I notice later some of the glaring expressions that I've captured. Nice job working in these lighting conditions. I like the reflected glow off the table.

Rice Field Reflection
by cogerox

Comment:
Wonderful clarity in the reflection, and lovely mistiness in the background.

My backyard
by cogerox

Comment:
Lucky you to have this as a backyard! You know, I'm amazed at how often I see beautiful landscapes or seascapes hanging in galleries that totally ignore the rule of thirds, and in fact wouldn't work nearly as well if that "rule" were followed. I say it's always best to go with your artistic instincts. Nice job on this!

Shorebird
by Germaine

Comment:
Very nice in B&W. The diagonal of the waterline adds to the composition.

Tires
by Melethia

Comment:
Nicely composed, Deb. Do you get to drive around in those monsters?

Day-17.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
Great atmospheric light on this one. I love all of the little colored balls of light hanging down. Wish we could see all of Mr. B's face through the window, but still quite a nice shot!

Day 17 Back Flip
by thomaspeople

Comment:
Yes, get him to do this again...maybe outside. The chairs do distract from the shot, but I love the exuberance captured, and how the action ties in with the message of Rebirth on the banner.

Day 16
by thomaspeople

Comment:
Oh the drama you create with a few variations of peeps and props. Delightful, as always.

Day-16.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
Nice effect with this one. She's got a gorgeous smile!