Day 1 Tracks
by Elaine

Comment:
Good diagonal. Looks like a partial desat - great atmosphere.

Minimal Edit PAD 1 "Deer Eyes"
by noraneko

Comment:
Well, hellooo... very pretty!! Great job - colors have a ton of potential.

Day 2 - Street at Sunset
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
Hey, this is not bad at all. It has atmosphere and interesting colors. I like the light spill on the street. It will be very interesting to see what an edit will turn this photo into. I'm with Melethia on the wires, by the way. Since they are everywhere, I try to make them work instead of cloning them out. This is an urban shot, so they wouldn't be out of place. IMO :o)

Day 1.2 - Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
by xianart

Comment:
I like how you picked this portion of the boat and floor - it's a boat and an abstract at the same time. Colors are fabulous, of course!

Day 1
by Hipychik

Comment:
This has great depth. Love the scene you have chosen. Yes, a bit dark, but not so that it can't stand on its own.

Day 26: Snowy Departure
by levyj413

Comment:
This photo really captures that wintery light. It almost looks like an abstract - great work!

1 Sec Heron, Minimal PAD.
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Beautiful, Waddy!! Glad to see you here! This is going to be fun. :o)

DAY 2. minimal edit project . gums
by roz

Comment:
Well, they may be unattractive to you, but you seem to be doing well with them - and deservedly so!!! Also , you are way ahead of everyone! I just posted my first day and you had already posted your second day, Miz Speedy. :o)

The photo - I love it. It looks like there is something mysterious in those woods... and the foreground of grass is nice, too.

Day 1 - Church
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
Yay Rob! Glad you're doing this challenge, too!! I love your photo - especially the frame of branches - that is amazing for a no-crop photo. Beautiful colors, too.

DAY 1. minimal editing project . perspective .
by roz

Comment:
roz - that's gorgeous!! I love the crips colors and the perspective - total winner (so to speak). You were asking me about my palm picture - I didn't use a polarizing filter on that photo. The sky is actually that crazy blue here. I did saturate a bit to add some color to those dried up palms, though.