palm hair
by Alicia

Comment:
The white on black is stunning; I got behind on comments but had to come back for this one. This is so simple and yet so pretty.

Outside
by macrothing

Comment:
The purple just doesn't do it for me.

Photographers Are Yummy
by photodude

Comment:
Funny title.

My little Angel
by AmeedEl-Ghoul

Comment:
I like this, but think it would have been much stronger without the selective desat. The strong pink color overpowers the picture and pulls my eye away from the baby.

Far From The Madding Crowd
by JulieG

Comment:
I really like what you've done here and the B&W conversion is fantastic. There's a story to be told here and this makes me want to learn what it is. What's holding me back from giving a higher score is the arrangement of items, somehow it looks as if they were placed there for the picture, as opposed to the photographer capturing the scene as it unfolded. 6

Day 2: Good Morning
by socalsteve

Comment:
What a view from your backyard! Good job on the B&W conversion, I like the high contrast.

Pastels Triptych - Day 2
by sherpet

Comment:
Your pictures and triptych are so clever and visually stunning. I bet you could sell these as prints for people to hang in their kitchens.

Pastel Cups - Day 1c
by sherpet

Comment:
This is a really nice start - those pastels just look stunning. So simple, and yet so pretty.

A Blossom Fell
by Jutilda

Comment:
Gee whiz, Judy, this is fantastic. This was one of those rare shots me for that I immediately had to add to my favorites. Those colors and textures and everything fits together pefectly. I think it's time to get out that CD and listen - it's been way too long.

Prickly Pear Cactus
by cogerox

Comment:
This is really cool; I've never seen one so close before. I think it turned out fine. From the thumbnail I thought it was a rotten tomato, something I'm very familiar with toward the end of summer when I'm sick of picking/eating tomatoes.