Unconditional
by cheegirl

Comment:
This is one of the nicest photos that I have ever seen. For some reason it really touched me. Thanks for sharing.

Day-14-St.-John's.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
This is a sweet shot. I like the punch of the color on the doors too. The only minor glitch to me is that the top of the gable over the doors is clipped off. Still, the stone, snow, the iron lamp and the doors make it enjoyable to see.

Day-13-Texture.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
This is great. You got the bark and roots to just look amazing in this. It's a magic forest.

14 - Anna
by Bud

Comment:
What a beautiful little portrait of a pretty little girl. The light is perfect in this, and her thoughtful expression is just sweet. The filter adds interest, but I would still like the image with or without that.

day 14. december slice of life. feathers
by roz

Comment:
That's a crazy image for sure Roz! Here is the story that I am seeing in it.... It looks like a pair of cloned hounds just exploded a huge blue bird with ad "Ronco Bird Detonator". They have those in the "for dogs only" department at the better pet sores.
You gave me a grin, so one back for ya. : )

Say AAH
by stargazer05766

Comment:
This is a great bird shot. The background is just right, and the yawn is a very good catch. I like that the bird is standing on one leg too. Many birds sleep that way. I thought it was two birds in the thumb sized image.

13 - Happy Holidays
by Bud

Comment:
That is a stately looking place. The wreaths are just the right amount of decoration to not upset the dignified look of the place. The very low angle makes the driveway lead right into the subject. At a different time of day, this would look even better, perhaps late or very early, when the lights are on and the sky is balanced in light level with the house.

the can.jpg
by electrolost

Comment:
I like your choice of location on the burner, because it makes lines leading to the can. The image as a whole is rather artistic. Nicely done!

Day 12 - Cookies!
by bs-photos

Comment:
You are making us hungry for cookies!
It must have been a task to get the color to look ok working from a B&W image. If I want B&W, I always shoot color, then convert it later. It allows you to desat, and then adjust the 3 color levels to get the best contrast and levels for the image conversion to B&W. It is similar to using strong color filters and B&W film back in BC. (before cards)

Day 12 - Cartesia's Decorations
by wickee_one

Comment:
I like the way the tree looks in these images, and the strong color of the ornaments as a result of your processing. Well done.