Astro's Beat Cardinals
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment:
Very good action shot and title to match.

Bees Can Dream
by posthumous

Comment:
I'm really struggling to fit the title to the picture.

Leading Me Nowhere
by Stagolee

Comment:
Beautiful picture, and it's good to see a title that actually makes sense.

Grateful Dead
by GregoryB

Comment:
Clever shot, Greg. i think the rainbow is well done, and I really like how it crosses the lines with the clouds.

day6-2.jpg
by Jaker

Comment:
I find these shots fascinating, probably because this is what we look like when we're focused on a shot. Good B&W conversion.

#3
by rinac

Comment:
Texture does a wonderful job of adding another dimension to this; it appears like I'm looking through a scratched window. My eye is first drawn right to the bright spot - perfect place for the text.

Polaroid.jpg
by Jaker

Comment:
This just too funny! I admire those who can feel comfortable enough with themselves to actually volunteer for this.

manmadeobject5.jpg
by icu1965

Comment:
These old cars sure are classic. Another tough lighting situation, but the reflections add a nice glow to the car.

I see a bit of CA in the windows and right side of car. My suggestion would be to use the middle of your zoom range and move yourself and try to frame the shot in-camera, if possible.

A car like this can make a great subject. There are opportunities to use the chrome wheels for funky reflective effects, hood ornament (or other) macro, etc.

manmadeobject4.jpg
by icu1965

Comment:
I like to watch buildings go up but I'm even more fascinated by them being torn down. These buildings probably have had some amazing things happen in them.

The picture has good color and sharpness, although I'm losing a bit of the building in the shadows. Does PSP have some type of shadow/highlight tool? You may want to try that. Also, the fence is a minor distraction; I've found that with P&S many times you can walk up to a fence and literally stick the lens through and totally avoid it. Then again, maybe the the dogs were dragging you!

Singin' in the Rain-3
by pjangel

Comment:
Good job on the overlay, Penny. A water overlay may have also worked well here.