Day 12 IMG_0558a.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Excellent capture for such a fast moving subject. The light and composition are just super. The border fits nicely too.

USS Ronald Reagan
by Germaine

Comment:
Glorious light and colors! This is just beautiful.

day_12-2703.jpg
by griz210

Comment:
This is very mid America looking. I like the wood flooring, and the familiar look of the fixtures in the place. Now I can't wait for tomorrow morning so I can go for breakfast. I was curious about the smudge, but your shooting thru the window comment explains that.

Princeville Overlooking Hanalei Valley & Bay
by slaakso

Comment:
The haze in the distance adds a lot to the feeling of great distance in this shot. This is a very pleasing view.

Day 12: My desk
by tinky2

Comment:
This is a very nice shot of your hideout! I don't think that my computer space was that organized when I first plugged it all together, and for sure isn't that tidy now. I keep my desk in chronological order, with the latest stuff on top. LOL.

Fresh Snow Day 11
by riversong

Comment:
The snow is very pretty in this shot. It's a lot like shooting white sand at the beach, and you did well to get the detail in the snow to show up so well.

goat says WAAAA!!
by annig

Comment:
This isn't "baaaaaad" ; )
Goats are cool, and the little ones are just precious. I have friends with them too. You have the light and timing just right in this shot.

Lexus at local pond Day 11
by SnapperL

Comment:
Your dog adds the live touch to this shot. I like the little ripple under the dog too.

Day 11: Music Hall
by Valdo

Comment:
This is very good use of the high contrast of the light and dark areas to make the artwork the strong point in this shot.
As suggested by MaryO, only with a twist, I sometimes use my monopod, and put my camera upside down on top of my foot using the self timer, and invert the image later. It's not as accurate, but it is a much easier way to get a very low angle point of view on subjects that don't move.

1 & 3/4
by Retroesque

Comment:
This was a very interesting find. I know that it is processed with an overlay or some kind of filter, but the grunge looks sort of like streaks of dirt down the sides of the vans. They seem to have quite a lot stored in the blue one.