I Stand Amazed
by PhantomEWO

Comment:
I absolutely love this! Beautiful shot!!

DPC Nation
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
LOL... I love this!!! I SO want to buy myself a nice little plot and settle down in Photoshopland. All is pretty and flawless there. = )

A divine delight
by HighNooner

Comment:
What an amazingly beautiful capture, made all the more incredible after reading your story. It takes more than luck to get an image like this in just one click of the shutter - congrats on such a great shot!

Pere Lechaise3.jpg
by stemur

Comment:
Beautiful capture - I love the crisp details and texture, and the simplicity of your composition.

Hesingborg (South of Sweden)
by Sanjuro

Comment:
I'm glad this ribboned - this was one of my favorites in the challenge. Beautiful work.

The Place Where Romance Starts
by william88

Comment:
Wow, de ja vu! Congrats again William - It's an amazing shot that can win 2 ribbons in a row!

Eye to Eye
by ryand

Comment:
Wow, I love this! Great capture. I might've cropped just a tiny piece off the top so that the cat fills the entire frame and more focus is on his face.

Oh the sky
by charmscarlett

Comment:
Here's another Photoshop edit. I loved this picture, but instantly noticed that the horizon line was crooked. I rotated it and adjusted the lighting and color to make it "pop."

Curly Sue
by charmscarlett

Comment:
Hey Charmaine,

I really like the clarity and detail in this photo - you did a good job in capturing your adorable model's personality. I edited this one in Photoshop for you as well, and you'll see I cropped it a little to really emphasize her face. I also played with the light and shadow a little to even out the tone.

The Barn
by charmscarlett

Comment:
Hey Charmaine,

Love this photo - I did a quick editing job so you can see what Photoshop can do, mostly concentrating on bringing the exposure down a little so it's not so overexposed and you can really see the detail and the texture of the wood and sky. I also rotated it a little so the building is straight against the edge of the photo, and I dodged the highlights and burned the shadows to give it a little bit of an "edgy" feel and lead the viewer's eye straight to the barn.

Hope this helps!

Briana