Something Blue
by idnic

Comment:
oh my... very nice legs :)
no, really - very nice!

Winter Sunset
by Bear_Music

Comment:
yes Robert, I see what you mean now. This is so good it must have stolen your interest from that other "outtake" shot. This photo seems to flow out towards you! must be those darn clouds again - great work. Those flying birds also adds life to the composition.

EDIT: I have just only noticed that you bagged a red ribbon with this photo (slaps self for not noticing earlier). Guess you don't really needed my comment to tell you how good this shot is! Congrats :)

crayon

Message edited by author 2006-12-27 21:03:24.

There was a calm before the storm
by jdannels

Comment:
NewsFlash - giant clam terrorizing the quiet town of MagentaVille.

actually I liked the shot :) Wanted to comment but dont know what to say exactly, and that stupid story above popped into my head. Nice work!

IMG_4087_6_8-TM2C2.jpg
by Bear_Music

Comment:
what nice looking clouds!
the horizon appears to be somewhat tilted towards the right tho, or maybe it's just an illusion. but either way, it got me a little dizzy if looking at it for too long.

Piazza
by Zigomar

Comment:
wonderful photo to decorate DPC's homepage.
shows that DPC people could do more than staged, stock photos.
Truly a great shot.

crayon

At the Kitchen Shop
by Bear_Music

Comment:
lovely colours, Bear. This photo appears distorted and also has that HDR-ish air about it, which I think makes it good.

pollution
by ursula

Comment:
lovely! and I'm glad you didn't create any star effects with the lights coz that would spoil the essence of the photo.

Mark, Magen and Godzilla
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Magen's imaginary friend-dino seems to have outlived his life-span.

Photoshop Mirror with Colin Farrell filter
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
I'm gonna ask Santa for one of these for Christmas!
Hell, Ken - maybe in 10 year's time, these mirrors may be real!

Tumulus
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I really liked that dreamy bluish area at the back. Feels quite mystical.
The streaks of lights on the grass creating some raking effects really makes a sense of depth and distance. I love it.