Day 32
by emily212

Comment:
I like the light -- nice peek into the room and into your profession!

(Edited to correct spelling) ;-)

Message edited by author 2007-08-03 19:16:43.

Yod
by Alicia

Comment:
Great clouds shot! I love your title and explanation, too.

Day-32.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
Good, intimate portrait -- really shows the character in her face.

day 34. 30 days square crop. rosannah
by roz

Comment:
This reminds me of a photo for an album cover, maybe for an early Bob Dylan album. The B&W works well.

Day No. 33
by Germaine

Comment:
Germaine, this is terrific. I love the bottles -- they are funny and they are sharp, which adds to the sense of motion in the dress. What a beautiful red blur! Very dramatic with the dancer against the black background and the subtle appearance of the musician behind her. Excellent work on the pp, you got rid of the distractions but left enough detail for interest.

day 32 - claire\'s poppy.jpg
by rachelellen

Comment:
Nice flower photo, I like the simplicity, and the softness somehow conveys the tinge of sadness in your story. I haven't been keeping up with people's stories as I should, so if you mentioned before that you are moving, I missed it. I hope the move isn't too rough on you. Weeding an ailing garden that you will soon be leaving seems like a lovely gesture to me!

OO
by yanko

Comment:
Great shot, great caption. Really the high-end of blur!

EDIT: I couldn't decide which of the two cat photos to add to my favorites. I finally chose this one, but they are both so good.

Message edited by author 2007-08-20 13:57:17.

Kharunisia
by librodo

Comment:
Gorgeous. There is artifice but it works. High score from me.

Day 31 Thank You
by jonfrommk

Comment:
Failed? Hardly! I've gotten so much from your participation.

I echo the sentiments of the others who have already commented below (above?). Have a good week and an even better holiday. And if the unquenchable impulse strikes before you leave, feel free to pop in with "one last photo."

Cheers from NYC,
-- Larry

31.jpg
by ivale28

Comment:
Ahh, nice photo. The sepia works great -- this has the look of early landscape photography, almost like a pinhole photograph. I don't mind the slightly soft wheat, and the clouds are awesome.

Yes, how do you do a b&w vignette? I can only do white ones! Inquiring minds want to know.