Whatever 5
by Alicia

Comment:
This has a nice "50's" look to it. You have a pretty model here, and processing is perfect for the effect that you were shooting for.

4-oct 2010 anything goes. ghostly bride
by roz

Comment:
Roz, you do the stuff! I like the eye in the door in this. The rest of it is direct from your marvelous imagination. You surprise us on a regular basis.

macro-beads-
by sjhuls

Comment:
This is colorful, and a nice mix of shapes and different items. It looks like the water caused some reflections on some of the beads. It's interesting that the flash reflections look almost like numbers neatly arranged to be on the top of each bead.

Barrens Valley
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Nicely done Jeb. Congrats on the strong finish.

Bumper Crop
by npasel

Comment:
That's a cool looking 65 Econoline. I would love to have that thing to restore. There were lots of the vans, but not many of these.
Technically this is a pretty good shot. People would have probably liked it better if the van was off to one side or the other a little, and maybe at a different time of day, to get some long shadows. Keep shooting good stuff.

Florida's Back County
by Ja-9

Comment:
It looks like you are seeing some beautiful places with your new canoe. You placed well above my entry in this challenge.

Rainbow closeup
by tome

Comment:
This is a powerful image!

Low Tide, Summer's End, Stage Harbor
by Bear_Music

Comment:
The low brightness, high saturation, and puffy little clouds give this one a nice relaxing but melancholy look. The clouds remind me of the Bahamas, when the sun reflects off the bottom of the shallow banks through the green water making the bottoms of the clouds glow green. It's beautiful, but errie.

1-oct 2010 anything goes. angel memory boxes
by roz

Comment:
Roz, this is marvelous.
Hugs over your loss. I am happy that you are using your talent to share love with others who have shared your grief.

E.T. Phone Home
by love

Comment:
This is delicious, and my favorite time of day.
You didn't post your camera settings with this, so I am just guessing that you were shooting at a high iso. Try some night shots as iso 100 or 200 and it will help a lot with the grainy look in the lower lighted areas.
I'm a relic from the days of film and chemistry, so I sort of like photos with a bit of grain, but they get hammered in voting here at DPC.
This is well composed, and I am ok with the telephone pole. You made a good connection with the title and the pole.