Oct 15.jpg
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
That's a good mix, both to look at and to eat. I like the little ice crystals, and how sharp they appear in this image.

Raggedy Butterfly
by patio127

Comment:
Very nice color combo in this. I like that you left the entire flower stem in the image for composition and color.

Hawkeye.jpg
by fldave

Comment:
These birds are normally pretty skittish. You were very fortunate to be there, and ready when this happened. This shot has excellent detail and color.

Train Kept A Rollin'
by Hipychik

Comment:
Congrats Terry! The sharpness for a pan shot is superb in this image, and the frame of the window combine with the crop to make this a very ribbon deserving image. Lucky you, to have your own steam railroad in your neighborhood!

Bottoms Up V.2
by bergiekat

Comment:
Hot air balloons and cameras are a match made in heaven LOL. I like the screen full effect of this image, and you did a nice job of removing the valve line.

Glow
by MattO

Comment:
Flame on! Lovely shot, and you were fortunate to get the shot with all of them lit up. The sky is perfect too in this shot.

Mushrooms
by hajeka

Comment:
This has very nice lighting, with the light filtering down through the tops on the stems, as well as being reflected from the sided. The overall effect is pleasing to look at.

Pollarded
by GeneralE

Comment:
It is interesting to see how the shapes of the BG look almost like a cathedral just to the left of the foreground tree trunk. I am surprised that no one else picked up on that, or at least they didn't comment about it.
It's fun to go back to the earlier days of our digital images, and see what we were doing at that time and how it compares to what we are doing today. This is a nice capture for a grab shot.

The End of the World
by Hipychik

Comment:
Excellent use of W/B and color adjustment to achieve this powerful effect of warmth and cold at the same time. It's a bummer that the blue in the sky was lost to get the orange and red. It would be just awesome if the blue was still there for contrast.
It would be interesting to compare with the original to see how different it must look.

SPLATTERED
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
For numero seveno, see if you can get a macro of the fear in their eyes when you walk back into the store with this mess.