Forget the border
by FrostyPaws

Comment:
I much prefer it this way. These flowers speak for themselves. Your focus is great.

Transylvanian Lawn Sprinkler
by spiritualspatula

Comment:
Weird sprinkler. Wonder if the family is like the Addams family :) Very goth. hehe

Jun 05 (85).jpg
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
You know, the cops are bound to catch on ;)

Great use of DOF here and I like the 'family' of people you have going.

Day 5 - Barn Door
by Moose408

Comment:
I adore old barns like this, always full of interesting stuff. Nice the way you caught the old door hanging on its hinges. Yet, it almost gives the sense of someone about to step into a new world outside the old one.

Thank You For Caring
by citymars

Comment:
That bokeh is just beautiful.

Drive By
by Jutilda

Comment:
Did someone say, "Hitchcock?" Yeeeee. I like the dark feel of this photo.

Green Onions
by Pug-H

Comment:
Wow. Those yellows are bright! Nice lines.

IMG_4862.jpg
by dainmcgowan

Comment:
I am really loving what you are doing with this lens. Very purdy.

Ghost Riders
by Germaine

Comment:
This looks like something out of a horror movie. Nice title too. Truly speaks about the image.

My Head Nearly Exploded
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Your light is pretty good in this! You have shadows on your neck and under your arms and hands. Gives a much more 3D look :)

May I make a suggestion? If you are having trouble learning your lighting set up, try using them one at a time. Use one light for 5 or 6 days until you get more comfortable with the camera settings and the light settings, then move to 2 lights, etc... It could just be that you need to back them up a bit or dial them down a hair :) Either way, the learning curve is steep with strobes (I still use constant lighting and even THAT took me what felt like forever LOL) and I am nervous about going that way (strobes) myself :P