day 2 - tennis court
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
i like your use of angles. the lighting creates a nice background effect.

day 04
by Firsty

Comment:
love the crop - it brings the viewer this much closer to the cow. i like the border - gives it some balance.

Ducks in a Row (3)
by TonyT

Comment:
The ducks really stand out in this pic. They create a nice break in the pretty reflections in the water.

NINA_IMG_1846.jpg
by dsterner

Comment:
No wonder the kids are googling you - they want to see all the fabulous pics you are taking of them! Love the natural smile in this one.

Day 4 - Fishing at the bridge.jpg
by bassbone

Comment:
i like how you used the lines and perspective to lead us right to the fisherman. nice black & white contrasts.

time worn
by krnodil

Comment:
i like this in black and white - gives it that classic, old-time look.

4
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
ha this is cool. you made me sit and study the pic for a bit. i finallly figured that must be a billboard or something. love the composition!

DAY 4. B&W. car interior with a difference.
by roz

Comment:
just saw your comment about life getting in the way of DPC. That is a scary thought but true since I am sitting here on a Saturday night typing this up. Oh well. lol

You did a log of work on this one, didn't ya? At first glance, I really thought the background was an old grimey wall - like maybe this was sitting in a warehouse or something. I like what you did there. The white tones that you added make this look like parts of it are frozen. That's pretty cool! (oh, no pun intended lol) So here you have taken a burned out, discarded object, and pretty much turned it into a piece of art. Nice!

Day4 - Dandelion In The Wind
by jonfrommk

Comment:
lol and you filled the frame nicely. this is a great macro. and the center just pops out at you. nice!

Cathedral
by Melethia

Comment:
I'm just now getting to page 11 out of 19 for this thread lol. Love the dark tones, perfect for an old structure. Of course the sky adds to that deep and serene feeling. Love what you did with the moving the light!