Day 1 City of Goose Creek
by UNCLEBRO

Comment:
Nice small town sunset kind of image.
I guess that this town is where the 70's country rock band, Goose Creek Symphony" got it's name.
Glad you could make it to the Where You Live challenge.

Day 3 - Liverpool v Everton
by Sweetlittlepixie

Comment:
Good exposure in this shot. With the big windows and the fog, everything is evenly lighted. When I went to London to appear in a "Scrapheap Challenge/Junk Yard Wars" episode, I noticed how much better the construction quality of homes and buildings was in the UK. Here, they just throw housing up cookie cutter style, and as quickly as possible, with nothing square or straight.
I see that your cat has found the warmest spot in the house.
Very nice capture of everyday living UK style.

Day 4 - DownTown
by xXxscarletxXx

Comment:
I like your downtown. Good PP to get the sky kickin' and the buildings looking so good.
What's the street sign say? Is it "watch for kangaroo poop"? : )
Good image and a nice looking place thanks to your camera eye and computer magic.

Day 2 - Rusty's Birthday!
by bs-photos

Comment:
Right cool that the eyes and candle are the only things with color in this image. You did a lot of work to get this image completed. How does Rusty feel about being a celeb? Most cats are a bit camera shy.
Happy Birthday, Rusty Cat!

My Lunch Room
by SandyP

Comment:
I just got that warm fuzzy feeling! Beautiful place, and I like all of the PP.

Mat Su Regional Medical Center
by ShutterPug

Comment:
That is a big med center. I like the mountains peeking thru the middle of the building.

Day 3 Wheel-Day
by Valdo

Comment:
Ok, We are ready to see the view from the top! Take us up.........please?
Another neat photo with many curves and lines in play.

the son of Daedalus
by boysetsfire

Comment:
You have the touch for the urban shots. Not much to say about this one except it's exactly right just as it is. You followed the bird almost perfectly.

Rocks
by asimchoudhri

Comment:
This is a beautiful little slice of time captured. The polarizer was a good choice, as it likely helped increase the saturation of colors as well as helping get the longer exposure you wanted. This is shot from a carefully chosen angle and with the right lens to get the effect that you wanted. If you have two polarizers you can turn them and get any ND from -4 to almost infra red dark.
Good luck with this year.

Day 2
by karmat

Comment:
Where you live must be beautiful during parts of the year. Was it actually this dark when you shot this image? Paper mills have a distinctive aroma all their own, as do the citrus juice plants in this area. I wish you fair winds blowing toward the mill from your home.