Just for Ken....
by ShutterPug

Comment:
OMG, is this real? It looks so bizarre. Terrific use of the coin for scale.

Day 4: Huskie
by Patrick_R

Comment:
I hate when people abuse dogs. Some never really get over it. I like what you've done here -- the dog really pops out against the background.

Day 3: Emily
by Patrick_R

Comment:
Very sweet portrait, and the DOF looks great.

Trafalgar Square
by dainmcgowan

Comment:
Excellent POV and use of the 10mm. The dark is dramatic but maybe too dark, for my tastes anyhow, and I'm not crazy about the super-saturation, especially in the reds -- it sort of hurts my eyes. It's like they are all sitting there awaiting the coming apocalypse! ;-)

The Wonderful World of Coloured Tyres
by Pug-H

Comment:
I don't mind the yellow posts, but the trees are a bit intrusive. Otherwise great idea. I like the hyper sat. on the tires but not on the boy. One fairly easy trick is to duplicate the layer, hyper saturate the new layer, and then carefully use your eraser to show unsaturated areas below (e.g., the boy's skin and around his hat).

Flowering Jacaranda with Matching Car
by Germaine

Comment:
For some reason I don't find the trailer too intrusive. The paint job on the car looks iridescent. Nice catch with the matching colors!

Day 10 @ 100mm - the Street Lamp
by dsray

Comment:
I like the old-fashioned globe, and how it is the one man-made object in the frame while the trees seem like a jungle. The pattern of the branches and the light color make me think of a drawing. I'll have to look up "Perfectum" to see what it does.

Good Morning
by sceneit

Comment:
Good catch, the rays of light are impressive, and I like the dark silhouette at the bottom. The tiny bird is a nice touch, too.

Twisted Cystal
by LittleArk

Comment:
This came out very well, I think. Clean and colorful - I like all the white (off-white) space.

Day 06 - St. Paul's
by Ken

Comment:
You bracketed this hand-held? Steady hands, my lad! That vortex-feel to the clouds is subtle but dramatic. Terrific perspective.