Day-31-slice-of-life.jpg
by joynim

Comment:
Another great job of processing. That backlighting really sets off the whole picture.

Day-30b-slice-of-life.jpg
by joynim

Comment:
This is fantastic, Charlie. It was great to see the work you did in the Oct SOL challenge. Hope to see you in December SOL!

Reflection Lake, Mt Lassen, Ca
by cogerox

Comment:
This is absolutely stunning Roger! I can imagine a huge print of this in a gallery somewhere.

Hope to see you in the December SOL.

Slice of Life - Day 26 - Weed
by JLC

Comment:
Nice job on your pp. I like the brown/blue/silver tones, they go together very well!

Slice of Life - Day 28 - Little Do it All Store
by JLC

Comment:
This looks like a really interesting place to visit. I like the B&W and wonder how it would look if your crop weren't so tight, but I'm guessing there are cars on either end.

Slice of Life - Day 23 - Caught a Cold
by JLC

Comment:
That's a slice of life if I ever saw one! Hopefully you're better by now!

Slice of Life - Day 24 - Pumpkin Time
by JLC

Comment:
The stem is what immediately caught my eye, which I then followed towards the base of the stem, outward on the creases in pumpkin, then back in and around. In other words - great shot!

Out to Pasture
by Germaine

Comment:
I like the quirkiness - those cows or truck look misplaced and the perspective throws the whole thing off. Excellent job!

The Morning After the Night Before
by Germaine

Comment:
Before I read your comments I thought about that light. It's fascinating to study these things day after day.

I <3 My Polarizer (27)
by karmat

Comment:
That is some intense color; must have been great to see in person.

Your L glass comment reminds me of something that has happened to me several times. I have a really good stereo and most people are really impressed when they hear it. But this guy at work has an incredible stereo system. After listening to his mine sounds like crap for a month. Then I get used to mine again and it sounds fine. Until the next time... So if the same holds true to glass, you'll get used to yours, only to be tortured again when you send back that L glass next summer!