P &S Day 7 - Church
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Very smooth, clear & bright. The Church would like it, I think. The tan walls look nice against the blue sky. I like the PP.

Day 7: Tree to the Sky
by bobonacus

Comment:
Love it! The trunks flattened out, I'm thinking of a path. Great for the imagination.

P&S Day 6 - Crocks
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Nice & colorful. If you don't have a pair of Crocs, I sure do recommend them. They're comfortable & indestructible & cheap. "D

Bearded Dragon Profile P&S #5
by robinssong

Comment:
The spike look really sharp (hehe) & the iguana is posing for you very nicely. For fun, it would be interesting to try sharpening by adjusting contrast only, maybe make the white tips of the spikes pop a bit more. Keep on clickin'!

Day 4
by tpbremer

Comment:
Nice camera angle. I like the choices you made w/crop & rotation.

P&S Day 4 - Flamingo Portrait
by JuliBoc

Comment:
The Sports mode worked very well! I see a sharp, bright subject against a very complilmentary BG. The odd yellow eye is compelling. I learn a lot from your notes & also from your comments on other shots.

Day 4: White Flowers
by bobonacus

Comment:
Wow--your first shot at flowers. You will be hooked on the intimate, expressive relationship between flower petals & sunlight--just look at how beautifully you captured it in this shot! I see clean, clear whites & a nice blue in the sky, too. IMO I have to bring the shot to the camera when I'm using a DSLR. With a P&S I feel like I'm bringing the camera to the shot, allowing for a quicker, more spontaneous reaction to what I see around me. It's good to have a variety.

wire.jpg
by sulamk

Comment:
It does make a face, which is fun (but it's razor wire. For me, the noise turns the sky into a wall, very close behind the wire. And the moon becomes an eye. Are we inside or outsize--that's the question a wall inspires. Inside or outside of what--that's the question the wire inspires. Interesting, thought-provoking shot.

some sheep
by tnun

Comment:
I like the way you cropped it (or framed it, if this isn't cropped), it leads my eye on a Z. My eye starts w/the rich tones of the board fenced, the more suspicious face of the taller sheep is in a great spot to anchor the shot, but the more comical face of the 2nd (younger) sheep keeps my eye moving. I like the soft, misty light.

tree.jpg
by sulamk

Comment:
I would go for the Sports setting too. A beautiful shot, very well composed, & I agree w/what's been said by others.