Daisy a Day - Day 17
by sherpet

Comment:
Nice softness while retaining the detail. I like how you've filled the frame without any particular daisy being the main subject.

Day 16: It's not all black and white
by bobonacus

Comment:
Before I read your comments I was struck by the contrast of white/green against the black background.

Sunrise
by Germaine

Comment:
It's really hard to see the seals, but this is still an effective photo. I find this calming. I bet it would look fantastic as a gigantic print hanging above a sofa.

Day 15 - Monkey See, Monkey Do
by wickee_one

Comment:
I can't believe you're calling them animals!

This is a good capture of them being themselves and a slice of life. I think the B&W conversion turned out well and the contrast is good. The sprinkler ring thingy is begging for attention, perhaps a bit of blur would tone it down.

Big Red
by JeniY

Comment:
Gotta love the excitement over a new subject to shoot! This is another fantastic example of your barns series, that just happen to look like postcards. Well done.

Day 15 - Echium vulgare
by hajeka

Comment:
I think this assignment went quite well. The colors and DOF are awesome. Not to mention that composition, which fits the flower perfectly.

Windboarder
by Germaine

Comment:
I like the negative space and the implied diagonal, because the line is virtually invisible and yet my eye connects the sail and person. The sail also gives a nice splash of color to the mostly blue image.

Day 14 - Last Resort
by wickee_one

Comment:
I think this is a much stronger picture than those mentioned. You nailed the composition and framing, and the lines lead the eye all around the photo. You've managed to create a nice, dreamy effect that somehow fits that evening. Sinky has a good point about the shadow area, but then again it does provide nice balance with the top.

PJ Flying
by pjangel

Comment:
That looks scary and fun at the same time. Good for you!

11-july 08 slice. a boy, a dog and a ride-on-mower
by roz

Comment:
Good capture of the interaction between the two. I like the processing, it's subtle and yet the picture is full of detail and contrast.