Day 28 Greene County Courthouse
by Elaine

Comment:
That is a solid looking building. I like the point of view that you chose to also show off the yard with it.

Day 29 - Untitled
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
Too bad about it not fitting the rules of the "Trees" challenge.
This is a great tree for a photo, with all the texture in the bark and then the bare dead limbs for contrast. It's a real test of lens to shoot into white sky backlight like that, and still get the contrast and exposure in the subject as you have done. The DOF is a good point with this image too, as the focus is good from top to bottom.

Winter-Scene.jpg
by Ivory

Comment:
You named it well. Thank you again for posting so many of your images with your beautiful signature PP on the 30 day "Where You Live" challenge.
Ditto what everyone else has already commented on this image.

Day-26.jpg
by EBJones

Comment:
This looks like a very nice green space to have a picnic or a break from work. I like that you left the tips of the palmettos in the corner.

Day-21.jpg
by EBJones

Comment:
This looks like a snowy egret. They have black beaks and legs with yellow feet. They were hunted almost completely out of existance in the 1920's when their mating plumage was popular for ladies hats. I think they are the best looking of the egrets, although not the largest.
Excellent capture and pp. The slight wave in the water is great for this.

It's Gonna Rain Out Here -- Mind if I come In?
by SandyP

Comment:
This is sweet. Did you know that they have no teeth. They will take your fingers in their mouth if you hold your hand out flat to them. They do not bite hard at all. They are very curious, and will taste and feel things with their beak and tongue. There used to be an ostrich farm nearby, and this is how I found out about that. They love alfalfa to eat. It's the big legs and feet that are so dangerous. They can also run forever, like over 50 miles non stop, which is, I guess, why they don't need wings. Amazing creatures, with big brown eyes and long cute lashes.
The tame ones will stick their beak right on your lens if you hold your camera up to them. It makes a killer fisheye shot.

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Well. .. heLLOOOO
by SandyP

Comment:
There's a ham in every crowd! Did you give him a big ol' Texas kiss? Glad you had your zoom ready.

Redneck Retirement Home
by griz210

Comment:
This looks like happy campers. Like the paint job on the "toon" boat to match the bus. Gotta keep up appearances you know.
Looks to me like this is some people who know that there is more to life than chasing the dollars.
Good for them. This is a nice glimpse of an American getaway.

Day 20 Folly Pier
by UNCLEBRO

Comment:
When I saw the thumb, I thought "why did he photogaph an attic?" I used to do air conditioning work, so I guess my mind is conditioned to think about that.
In the full size image, there is good use of the perspective effect of the repeating patterns, and just enough detail in the sand to give a sense of the depth of the image.

Day 27.1 - The Yacht Club
by xianart

Comment:
I am happy that they have updated the yacht club. It must be very popular later in the year. Nice sharp image, and good light for it.