day 29: shadow play
by ErinM

Comment:
Great picture to use the twirl on. Almost believe it could be real. Love how the shadows play in on the hills and valleys.

24: bananarama
by muckpond

Comment:
I love the little details: the shoes just stepped out of, the abandoned jacket, what appears to be a grocery bag on the table. This is a very lived in scene with a lot of emotion. The light is just right, too - not too bright, not too dark.

Oct 24 - Lock
by hajeka

Comment:
Lovely scene. Don't you wish the sun would come out and play? Even so your colors are great.

day 24b: couple
by ErinM

Comment:
Love the 'wish you were here' feeling in this postcard-like image.

IMG_0280YES.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Wow. This is really neat. I bet the church people will love to see this. It feels good to be of service, doesn't it? Something I could certainly do more of.

Bates Behind Dirty Glass
by jenesis

Comment:
Whoa! This is such a perspective challenge. Its like the 'Old Hag' vs 'Beautiful young woman' painting. When first opened all I saw was the bright left side (looks kinda like Bart Simpson without a nose, and on crack) and my eye couldn't even see Dr.Bates at all. Then my perspective adjusted, and, huh, there was a cat. Hey, I am not on drugs!

Day 23 Uninspired Snap
by jenesis

Comment:
Keep clickin' girl. There's a whole week left! Comeon, you can do it. That's it, one finger on the shutter...point...and...

You've got good dof, a nice subject, great focus and colors. Not bad for uninspired.

Day 23 - Sunset Abstract
by wickee_one

Comment:
Looks like a beautiful abstract painting. Love the colors.

Day-24.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
I've seem this before, and maybe even on this site, but it is always amazing, and this is an incredible photo. Clearly this sculpture was designed with the photographer in mind, but you've gotten all of it - the sky, the tiled foreground, the tourists and the cityscape in the reflection. I love the incredible sky color in the reflection.

Man by the Tree
by Jutilda

Comment:
Judy, you're getting some wonderful candids. I love how your subjects seem to be in worlds all to themselves, and completely unaware of you. Your processing makes this look like it was taken 40 years ago. Very convincing.