Hot Hot Hot!!!
by awpollard

Comment:
Love the colors and the frame treatment (and I hate frames, so that it a big atta-boy from me). Very nice composition. Perhaps a wider DOF to get his feet in focus as well.

Giant Jack Day 003
by jdfido

Comment:
Very nice shapes. I like the grainy textured proccsssing, although you got some viable jaggies on the slopes with it. I did not see the border originally till I read your comments (now I brain hurts from looking at it)

Day 03 - Cup in washing machine
by hajeka

Comment:
I am not even going to ask what a cup is doing in the washing machine (Getting washed! Doh.) Anyway nice photo. All the relections and bokeh really make a nice effect centered around the cup as a subject.

Jun 03 Koala.jpg
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
"Mom, Ozzie is playing with my Wii again" Love it. The fish-eye adds a surreal touch to it.

Giant Jack Day 002
by jdfido

Comment:
Cool in an abstract way. Looks like somthing from an alien movie.

Vincent Van Kitty
by Jammur

Comment:
Ouch -- first burnt rope and now mutilated Kitty. Boy this is going to be a tough month for props. Nice background. I like the texture contrast between the fur and the bandage.

Because I'm worth it!
by overclover

Comment:
The gel part is cool and makes a nice pattern, shadows, etc.. Maybe a tighter crop of the left 2/3 with the same aspect ratio would have moved the main subject to the gel instead of the bottle. Just a thought.

True Blue - Day 3
by sherpet

Comment:
Perfect framing of the background flag. I never noticed that the flag uses a 7 pointed star, whereas the US flag (my flag) uses 5 pointed stars. Good to learn something every day! The whites on the right brush might be a little too white as the sense of curved shape is lost.

3: Wilbur Throwing a Baseball
by bobnospum

Comment:
It is funny how things work out. This photo shoot took place at one of my son's soccer games. Every time he was subbed out to the bench, I would wonder around placing the ball and the Pez in different positions and different lengths apart. I tried a bunch of apertures and even focused on Wilbur for a while and let the foreground ball be blurred. Of the 60 shots I took, over approximately a half hour of playing around, this one was the second shot taken!

Day 3 - hot line
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Here is another note for you:
"Note to self #2: Do not start destroying the prop till towards the end of the month!"

Just kidding. Nice freezing of the flame. I have never tried shooting fire. Does a longer shutter speed make it flow like it does with water?