Carlsbad
by ShannonLee

Comment:
That one yellow flower sets this shot off. Without it the shot would still be good, but that adds a lot to the effect.

Hush Sound Land
by ShannonLee

Comment:
That's a very good title for this shot. The wet lens makes for a nice foggy-soggy day look with this shot. The low sat colors are nice with this scene too.

she lives on tisbury lane.
by ShannonLee

Comment:
It's easy to see why you love this place. The whole scene looks like an illustration in a storybook. Love the sky and the curve in the left side.

All Working Together For One Common Purpose
by ShannonLee

Comment:
This is a creative shot, and the way the light turned out is just sweet.

sweater season
by ShannonLee

Comment:
I like the curves from using the fisheye, and the light/shadow lines of the sun shining thru the slats on the door in this.

april showers bring april flowers
by ShannonLee

Comment:
I like the monotone and the addition of the umbrella is a very good way to tell the story.

Pastel Mountain
by Alicia

Comment:
There is a lot of green on the nearby hill, so it must have rained recently. This shot is completely a different scene from your sunset shot for the last in the side challenge. Hope to share another of these sides with you, and thank you for all the comments.

Day "27" - Summer Sunset
by shutterpuppy

Comment:
That's kind of cool, and the softness is good for this scene. Don't try dunking your 40D to get this effect, but you may want to try breathing on the front of the lens to fog it , then shoot a few while it is evaporating just for fun sometime.

Day 31 - Melting Away
by MaryO

Comment:
Nice textures in all of this shot, with the sand, the snow and water on the leaf. Detail in the snow is great.
I hope to share some shots again in another PAD with you and the great group that was in the "Where you live" this time.

Day 30 - Pileated Woodpecker
by MaryO

Comment:
This is a very good shot of this "girl"! I would have tried to get at least one shot before moving around to get this one I think, but that may have scared her away. We have some of these that visit this neighborhood almost every day, and some little red heads nesting every year in the trees in our yard. They are difficult to photograph because they move around so much, and tend to stay high in the trees.