Day 10 - Swans - Edited
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
Wow, Robert, this is really incredible. The darkened background makes these birds just pop right out and look rich and elegant - like they really are. Wonderul.

DAY 5. edited. train version 3.
by roz

Comment:
The rescaling really changed the feel of the picture. Before, you wandered how the heck you got under there to get the shot. After, the focus is on all of the details in the under carriage of a train. Very cool idea. I also like that you edited so many different versions - it's just amazing how different they all are. I'm sure you would rather have been sleeping.

IMG_DeerEdited.jpg
by noraneko

Comment:
You really were able to pull some beautiful colors into your picture. The eyes have a very emotional quality to them. The vignette focuses my eye right to the center of the photo. Lovely shot and good editing.

DAY 3. edited. fence .
by roz

Comment:
Wow, roz, exactly as I saw it! (Tongue in cheek, sarcastic tone available upon request). No, all kidding aside, this is a wonderful editing job. You've added detail in the dark areas, and really created a stunning photograph. I love this perspective.

IMG_9324 outta-here-s4w.jpg
by roz

Comment:
Wow, moving KT was something I not only wouldn't have thought of, but neither would have known how to do. Maybe there's a relationship there. I think you have captured a pretty nice candid mement in the animal world, here. I think a simple title like "Give me back my apple" would go a long way toward explaining the action and the humor. I think it's a great shot.

Editied to add: And now I notice that you have added just such a title.

Message edited by author 2007-03-18 10:52:07.

Day 7 - Unusual
by xXxscarletxXx

Comment:
Oh, I love your umbrella shots. You do them so well. The colors are excellent - especially the yellow. Great composition, except I'd like it better without the tree in the background.

Fake Plant Day 6
by emily212

Comment:
Emily, this is a great subject and good background. You might try using a different light source other than you on camera flash - they tend to leave harsh shadows. Try a table lamp off to one side, or better yet go to the hardware store and buy an inexpensive light reflector with a clamp on device (or two). Then play with your lighting arrangement until you like the results.

Self Portrait Edited
by TCGuru

Comment:
This is a great head shot and, as such, is nicely cropped. I'm not too crazy about your backgound color choice, JMO. Also, I'd like to see another version that didn't crop out so much. Comparing with the original I'd like to see a version that includes shoulder and hair. In fact, here's my take (hope you don't mind me messing with your stuff)

DAY 2. edited. gums
by roz

Comment:
I like everything but the rotation. Side by side the edited version leans too far to the left and kinda makes me dizzy. Although, maybe that's what you were after.

Lily, no edit PAD.jpg
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Did you take this with a tripod? It's very well focused if not. I find that hard to do with my 18 - 70, and am usually disappointed with handheld shots like this one.