Green Stink Bug #4 P&S
by robinssong

Comment:
Agree. Especially like how your DOF brings out that triangular plane (very like a skate [fish])culminating in its pointy nose, and how it has a meek doglike expression.

P&S Day 4 - Flamingo Portrait
by JuliBoc

Comment:
An unusual slice of the flamingo. Love the shape this makes, almost an abstract with bold bold Mondrian colours, but the great OOF background sweetens it up.

Day 4: White Flowers
by bobonacus

Comment:
Pixelpig said it: "the intimate relationship between flower petals and sunlight." This is a tribute to this cluster of tiny blooms.

wire.jpg
by sulamk

Comment:
Lots of things. Love the noisy sky: the gradation from dark to light is a harmonious counterpoint to the alternately light and dark rendering of the razor wire. And then there is the assonance between the cold cruel defense/offense of the wire and its sweet gentle human curves. The moon just sort of there, the diagonal framing, the pebbly texture of the top of the wall - I think some part of you knew very well what you were doing.

Brown Bug P&S challenge day 3
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Wonderful use of DOF on both butterfly and bloom/seed pods. Fine shot.

tree.jpg
by sulamk

Comment:
Especially like the blue brought out in the lichen.

Day 3
by tpbremer

Comment:
I very much like the hands being featured in this, i.e. the brightness. (Even better if the end of the worked on piece were darker). Your lighting is excellent.

some sheep
by tnun

Comment:
Please do tpbremer. It was not only overcast, but the shed was covered. I think I did bump the sat a tad, and was thinking about BW conversion until I realized how nice the wood looked against the trees.

P&S Day 3 - CSI
by JuliBoc

Comment:
It's a beautifully composed, coloured and lighted joke. (I'd laugh a little more if I hadn't spent part of the day shoveling horse and donkey poop in the rain). pixelpig has once again nailed the flavour of it all.

Day 3: Leaf It Out!
by bobonacus

Comment:
Delightful and original composition! Oh, now I see that pixelpig has pretty well nailed the specifics. Good job.