Creative Solution to Crosstown Traffic
by levyj413

Comment:
I am not keen on the computer-generated look.

Healing The Soul
by Ivory

Comment:
My favourite of the challenge. Very serene and peaceful.

chess clock
by whiterook

Comment:
That is loads better - much more as I see things; most of your photos look as though you are viewing the world through a fog, rather like looking through steamed up or finger printed glasses.

chess timing
by whiterook

Comment:

Originally posted by whiterook: I don't how I do it. Maybe I try to get to the blue ribbon form the other side.

LOL - only one place to go looking at it that way!

Starlet
by adeldegan

Comment:
286th place? I am astounded; I really did expect to see this in the top 30 at the very least! I gave it a 10, although viewing it agin I would probably drop that to 9 - the phto could do with a bit more in the black range - on my moitor I can't actually see any true blacks. I reckon this is one to work on more - in particular look at alternative ways of converting to B&W; I don't have the full version of Photoshop, but I have heard that using the channel mixer can produce the most satisfying results.

Message edited by author 2007-03-08 12:23:28.

Departure
by EVincent

Comment:
What a shame yu cut ff the tip of the seed pod; apart from that this is really strong, with excellent focus.

Black Turnstone
by TallisMan

Comment:
There are lots of these on the Yorkshire coast - I love the way that at dusk they will rush about the beach in flocks, almost as though they were little mice! This is a lovely portrait of a Turnstone; I particular admire the way you have included just the right amount of background to provide context and some indication of the bird's habitat.

Aussie Friends
by sherpet

Comment:
This is a great candid.

Our Gay Firemen
by sherpet

Comment:
Nice one Shez! I love the expression on the face of the second man - he seems to be thinking "How the hell did I get roped in to this?"

Warm and Blue River.jpg
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Now that is lovely, and beautifully framed too. Makes up some way for missing the eclipse.