Underfoot #4: Harvest Detritus On Ice:
by PenelopeK

Comment by EL-ROI:
I am liking this little project of yours. Underfoot! In this shot, I like the textures formed in the ice and the golden colors of the winter foliage with the darkened ground underneath. This shot also has a nice story behind it.

I just recently got a book full of photo projects for christmas. In it, there was a creative project to freeze some fall or winter foliage in your freezer using a casserole dish, then take it outside to shoot some macros. The guy used the 100mm macro lens and his shots turned out something much like this! So, if you had marketed this idea first, you could be enjoying some book royalties right now! I'm just sayin'...

Maybe you can publish a coffee table book full of your underfoot shots with all the stories!

Inside-Out Kitchen
by PenelopeK

Comment by Germaine:
I love reflections. Great combo and processing.

Inside-Out Kitchen
by PenelopeK

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
Done in camera, that's quite an illusion to see. Your images show that you are always looking for the unusual, and for ways to photograph and share what you find.

Inside-Out Kitchen
by PenelopeK

Comment by jomari:
That is REALLY nice! Reflections make great 'overlays'.

Inside-Out Kitchen
by PenelopeK

Comment by Neat:
You are so Arty Penny!

Underfoot #3: Tarmac Trails
by PenelopeK

Comment by Lelez:
Interesting abstract, reminds me an embroidery.

Underfoot #3: Tarmac Trails
by PenelopeK

Comment by Erin_Clark_007:
I actually quite like the grass; it gives the photo a sense of perspective. I like the cropping the way it is, but that's just my personal preference.

Mattress
by PenelopeK

Comment by Bear_Music:
Congrats on the Gallery, sweetie :-) I still think this is one of the best shots ion the challenge, and it's so... so... you!

Mattress
by PenelopeK

Comment by posthumous:
great textures and layers

I'm hanging this in my fantasy garbage gallery

Underfoot #3: Tarmac Trails
by PenelopeK

Comment by shutterpuppy:
interesting shot. because there is a lack of any point of scale reference, the lines remind me of geoglyphs seen from the air.