Urgent Business
by DefyTime

Comment:
I don't like to use these when I'm wearing sandals. I hate when you can feel the splash. just sayin.

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oh yeah...you really should have moved the blue thing into the middle. heh...kidding of course. The shot is a little off balance though, but i think it's more owing to the floor mat, and to the curve from the wide angle lens. pretty hard to fix that.

50 Cents
by melismatica

Comment:
I agree with Kylie. more like this. just for fun, try cropping out the purple, thereby putting the booth on one of the 'third' lines. then boost the hell out of the contrast :) this has the potential to be very very cool, instead of just nicely cool.

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Dragon Eyes
by Jacko

Comment:
the 8+ club. i wish i knew who this jacko guy was.

Damselfly
by Jacko

Comment:
Jacko? who's Jacko?

ouch! sharp!
by animes2k

Comment:
it does have mass murderer appeal.

Message edited by author 2004-08-04 03:34:58.

The Beautiful Side of Desktop Clutter
by C-town driver

Comment:
almost a ribbon for a home-boy from Cowtown. Great idea, Derick. Well executed also. Say Hi to Jennifer for e when you see her next.

Pedro

Weathered
by Pedro

Comment:
it was taken within the same 30 seconds. This was the one that i printed and currently hangs in my kitchen. I thought it was just suited to my tastes better, but app'rently it makes a better photo :) I really just like moody contrasty pics better.

Cold Shower, Hot Day
by Pedro

Comment:
i used an aqua duotone, then mess with the colour balance until it felt cold and wet :)

Towards Nirvana (An Extraordinary Goal)
by librodo

Comment:
should have known this was you Manny. Great shot. I gave it a 9 during the challenge, and that's rare for me. Did you bump the saturation a little? The colour looks a little grainy for the D70.

well done as always.

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Reflection In Coffee Shop Window
by LVE

Comment:
another diffucult subject to photograph. I love reflections in windows, but generally I think more subtle ones are more effective. in this case my eye is struggling to discern between the two, which adds to the creativity given the challenge topic, but detracts from the aesthetic quality of the photo. DPC voters can accept creativity if the photo also has traditional general appeal. They don't like to have to work at figuring things out too much ;)

see //www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=78414 for my recent attempt at it.

Good Luck,

Pedro