Pet Rocks Are Here (Newspaper Coverage)
by Beagleboy

Comment by EaThis:
great picture. 8

Pet Rocks Are Here (Newspaper Coverage)
by Beagleboy

Comment by saiphfire:
Little known fact that I discovered while looking up the 70s for this assignment - the rocks with the eyes are not the "original" pet rocks, they're a later knock off :)

Pet Rocks Are Here (Newspaper Coverage)
by Beagleboy

Comment by chad_ec:
Rock on man! I like this picture. Good luck!

Pet Rocks Are Here (Newspaper Coverage)
by Beagleboy

Comment by bbutler:
I love it!

Pet Rocks Are Here (Newspaper Coverage)
by Beagleboy

Comment by love:
would have cropped some of the blurry rock in the foreground out...otherwise it "rocks" man.

Pet Rocks Are Here (Newspaper Coverage)
by Beagleboy

Comment by PollyBean:
Cute!

Pet Rocks Are Here (Newspaper Coverage)
by Beagleboy

Comment by E Kraft:
Adorable.

Hostage 2 (B&W)
by Beagleboy

Comment by Tranquil:
Fantastic lighting and tonation. I really like this!

Winter Bench
by Beagleboy

Comment by JPR:
I don't see how this could be any better. Great lighting and textures. 9

Winter Bench
by Beagleboy

Comment by e301:
I've been avoiding commenting on this one. There are a number of everso effective elements to it - the general strength of composition, the vignetting (whether edited or natural it is very useful). But there are elements of the composition that don't really sit very comfortably for me - chiefly your positioning of the bench/tree relative to one another, relative to frame: it leaves me wanting some element toward image left to provide a touch to re-balance things, or perhaps just to balance the composition more to the left, which I realise would mean croping out the end of that branch, but I think that wouldn't hurt in the same way as that slight upsetting of the balance of things does; these are very minor seeming details, but i think they have an exaggerated impact on the final composition. That hut and background behind the tree I think i would have tried to work/process out of the image too - or, if they're wanted, to give them more prominence. For dpc certainly, using levels or whatever to black them out would be preferred.