Day-05.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
Ahh, the famous lighthouse :-) I really love this image, to echo others' comments the lines are fantastic (love the clouds lined up with the breakwater) and the b&w really works! Although you photograph this lighthouse often, all of the shots are unique and original -- what a great skill you have!
(And I agree about the square crop; I didn't like it at first but it is forcing me to do something different so I like it after all.)

Day 5 Early Morning Moon
by jackal9

Comment:
Nicely done for a 300mm lens! Most of those really sharp images you see utilize a telescope, if only a small one :-)
If you are interested in imaging the Moon you may be interested in this article (not mine) I saw on spaceweather.com recently about capturing the colors of the Moon:

//www.colormoon.pt.to/

Again, well done :-)

Day 3 - Black Eyed Susan
by bs-photos

Comment:
Really pretty! Love the deep blue sky peeking through the leaves, adds a nice touch of color. Cool pov!

Paw Paw
by Alicia

Comment:
Woohoo, furry legs against hot pink silk, what could be sexier?? Great shot!!

Leo Rising
by Alicia

Comment:
Very cool looking instrument!

A Study in Dust
by karmat

Comment:
I like the diagonal lines and the crispness of the shot! Hmm, some of those colored pieces look like they could be food crumbs :-) (there's lots of those in mine sometimes!)

Old Teal Truck
by JeniY

Comment:
I love Lucis Arts, this looks great!!

Day03.jpg
by WalesP

Comment:
What a luscious garden and lovely image! Very calming green, just the perfect intensity :-)

7/3 - In the Weeds
by Rebecca

Comment:
Yup, we've got the pretty purple thistles her in NM too, but not familiar with the phrase :-) Love the depth in the shot!

Day 3 - Janet
by bdenny

Comment:
The lighting is great, the pose is great and you've captured a very nice and natural smile on the pretty model! One tiny thing for me is that her right hand in which she is resting her face seems to be pushing her cheek out a bit unnaturally, easily fixed with a tiny touch of the liquify tool in PS :-)