chandelier1.jpg
by sweazea

Comment:
Excellent shot for the available lighting. I can't imagine having to rebuild that chandelier. What a nice job they did restoring it. I am sure that they anchored it to the ceiling better this time. That crash must have been very embarrassing. Hope no one was hurt in the crash.
Too bad you couldn't have shot with a ND filter or small aperture, and had someone blink the lights in the fixture one time while the shutter was open to have the lights on without blowing them out in the image.
What "Art" said, and welcome to DPC. Have fun, learn much and enjoy the site.

27 - Waterfall in Winter
by ErikV

Comment:
Pretty, but too cold for me. The white stuff is Florida native repellent.
I am enjoying the armchair tour of winter thru everyone's images in this challenge.

26 - Low Rider
by ErikV

Comment:
That is cute, a "stealth duck". Great colors and focus/sharpness.

Day 29
by tinky2

Comment:

Love the evening colors and that you captured a bird in the sky too. I like to capture birds in my sunsets too, but people think that it is sensor bunnies, and fuss about it.
This is a very relaxing looking scene. I see from the ripples behind the first boat that there is a little current running. I wish that I was there sipping something with rum in it and listening to parrot head music while watching the sky go firey then dark.

Day 28
by tinky2

Comment:
That's a nice lineup. They are all doing different things. The reflection is good too.

Nov 28 - Tulips, the bottom
by hajeka

Comment:
I like this. The reflection in the table, the distortion and light in the vase, the greens and the lines are all sweet.

Snow on grass.jpg
by tnun

Comment:
That's pretty stuff. Good job getting the snow crystals to show up without being blown out in this shot. Does this mean that winter is here?

Lessons Learned on The Street
by Ivory

Comment:
Go Girl! Smart shot Sue! Good match to the challenge criteria too.

Day 26
by tinky2

Comment:
Beautiful capture of waves on waves at 90 degree angles. It makes me want to be sailing in the Bahamas again.

Puddle Discovery
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
The little ones are a never ending wonder. This shot has the look of one of childhoods universal moments about it. Great capture, and good in B&W.