Day13
by Charlene

Comment:
The processing here is really nice, and I like the tones and overall appearance. I agree it's a bit tight on the bottom where the poor cow has lost a foot, but the overall silvery look is quite appealing.

Day 13
by darnok

Comment:
Delightful. My favorite kind of image, something that shows us something common in a new light. Nice and sharp, good use of depth of field, wonderfully processed, and good choice for contrast settings. Nice.

Remote Campsite
by noraneko

Comment:
What a great shot, so clean -- now that you've cleaned it up, I guess :) The lines and movement from those lines is wonderful, as are the tones. A scene I would have wanted to shoot but might not have for fear of not being able to capture what I saw; glad you have better vision than I do. And I thought you weren't supposed to clean the low pass filter (that that was a job only for the pros)?

Day 12 B&W - Mississippi River
by alexjack

Comment:
I like this, the composition is strong, from the diagonals, to the rock sort of anchoring the shot, to the dramatic sky. Nicely done. As for the toning, the the water itself looks almost muddy, and I'm not sure that's the look you were going for. The sky and the shore look great, but the water is a bit too brown for my tastes.

Day 10 B&W - Hey Mom!
by alexjack

Comment:
Wonderful capture, delightfully shot and presented. Such a great expression on the girl's face, with that adoring look at mom or dad, and the purse, teddy bear. You couldn't have set this shot up, and one more second and you'd have missed it. Nicely done.

Together
by Rino63

Comment:
Excellent sharpness in this shot; I keep looking and being amazed at the starkness of the tree limbs. Though the woman's hair is bright, I think it works with the high contrast of the overall shot. Nice.

Day 12 - It's a Guinea Pig
by jonfrommk

Comment:
I'm not seeing any harshness to this, but I always try to calibrate my monitor before looking at DPC (takes about ten seconds). Differences in how your images are seen is a part of publishing them on the Web. Here there are some possible composition critiques, but I think the processing is good, not much to play with there! Nicely done.

death proves Life2.jpg
by electrolost

Comment:
I usually strongly dislike negatives, but this works here really well, and the elements fit together forming both interesting sub-images and an overall intriguing pattern. Interesting image.

Brodie and Jimy.jpg
by robgs57

Comment:
Available light shots in intimate settings are the best; unobstrusive, gentle shots that capture special moments. You've got a great capture here, with good lighting, nice tones, and strong composition. Nicely done.

Day 12: Mule Deer
by Rebecca

Comment:
I like what you've done with the processing to "bring this back" from an otherwise difficult shot. The crop is really good, and the subject feels nice and close (almost looking at me thinking, "What are you looking at??"). I agree processing gives it a more artsy look, which is appealing. I might have cloned out the lamp pole under the legs, if possible; it's a bit distracting to me.