_MG_0754
by tvsometime

Comment:
This has a very "grabby" subject. I like the curves and repeating radials a lot. Exposure is spot on for this too.

Sunrise Panorama
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Wow Juli! This is marvelous for an iPhone image. This would be marvelous for a DSLR image. I think that the shape of the strip of sand beyond the reflecting pool is a great compliment to the sky in this shot.

BW #2
by turnofthesue

Comment:
Cool perspective! That's a good lens for this. You can set the brightness down a notch on your LCD when shooting where it's darker, and it will help you to expose correctly. Your eyes adjust to the low ambient lighting, and the images in the LCD look a lot brighter than they will on the monitor. When I shoot late evening or night, I have to do that, or every shot will be under exposed because I have no metering with the older lenses that I use most of the time.

flat frog
by Lelez

Comment:
This frog has pretty good camo. He blends right in with the pavement, all bumpy and flat, just like the road.

IMG_4319 copy
by scooter97

Comment:
I like the light and composition in this one. That's a very nice bird shot.

Diddle Diddle Dumpling
by PennyStreet

Comment:
That's a crazy effect. It's one of those "howdidyoudothat" shots.

Mater
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
That's a grand shot. This '53 Ford even has a couple of toofeys LOL.
1953 was the 50th anniversary for Ford.

Golden Eyes
by jomari

Comment:
Awesome cat photo! The white fur stands out from the BG, and makes the cat look like you could almost touch it in the image. There is one wild hair above the ear on the right that seems to lead my eyes away from the subject. The combination of white cat, yellow eyes, yellow flowers, and vignette make for a spectacular image.

lullaby-lr-DSC_0680
by tanguera

Comment:
This worked out nicely, to get the great DOF at the long focal length. She must have been pretty far away from your position to have the whole scene in focus like this. The peach colored sky is a very "Pacific" signature thing. I got that in a couple of my photos when I was in Ensenada a couple of years ago.

Once strong, now abandoned
by sarampo

Comment:
Nice job, and that was a good trick too. I have done similar shots using 300mm and a 15mm fisheye, but with an in camera double exposure.
There is a bit of a distraction that the moon is in front of the cloud in this one.