Architecture Excellence
by samanwar

Comment:
The torqued-up colors work for me.

Who?
by fotodude

Comment:
Ooh, I'm jealous. I would love to catch an owl. I love the framing by the fir branches, and the startling clarity of the eyes nestled in all that fluff. Well-done.

0860
by Majanka

Comment:
hahahahahahahahah... :) :) I like how you processed this. If you want to make her face lighter, try fooling around with the channel mixer and shadow/highlights, if you have photoshop.

Message edited by author 2006-09-08 08:37:38.

Afternoon Snack
by youngnova

Comment:
It's great to catch them at a natural food source. My hummingbird feeder looks so nasty in the hummer shots I've gotten. Bird and plant look pretty smooth, but your lovely muted background is a little on the grainy side. Not bad in and of itself, but with the bird being green too, might want the background as undemanding/undistracting as possible. Anyway, dpc loves hummers, you should do ok with this ;-)

Great Blue Heron
by Drake

Comment:
Wow, he looks like a pterodactyl. Enjoyed.

steam
by arngrimur

Comment:
Would have been a killer silhouette entry. Nice processing, makes it almost surreal.

Waiting
by phylsy7

Comment:
I love that bowling ball marbling of the chairs, but perhaps more context would help set the scene.

Sunset Abstract
by banmorn

Comment:
Works for me.

old man
by Travis99

Comment:
I would love a title that made me wonder about him.

Bus Stop
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
It's a good image, but you're not helping me with the story.