Prelude
by sher

Comment by p3wiz:
Wonderful just the right DOF.

Prelude
by sher

Comment by LevT:
wonderful tones

Sidewalk Respite
by sher

Comment by Brad:
Nice Tone & Contrast!
Where have you been hiding these?

Prelude
by sher

Comment by dartompkins:
This one catches your eye. It has impact. The minor problems that I see are the soft focus on the tips of the fern closest to the lens, and the color. I really think this would be nicer much greener. Spring just really needs color IMO. Overall nice work. 8.

Prelude
by sher

Comment by Matthew:
Very pretty. Good title. Great exposure composition and lighting.

Prelude
by sher

Comment by PollyBean:
Beautiful, almost alive. I can imagine the unfurling.

me
by sher

Comment by PhotoRyno:
I saw you left a comment the other day about my azalea pic. Have the azaleas started to bloomed in your area yet. Someone told me st. francisville had a very nice cemetery I think that is around your area. I was going to ride up there but never made it. I should have my photo for the challenge is really crapping out. OH well. anyway you take great photos.

Prelude
by sher

Comment by love:
I think this is a winnner...so fabulous 10

Prelude
by sher

Comment by Melethia:
Very nice capture, but I may have preferred it in color.

Prelude
by sher

Comment by Azrifel:
I guess it is your intimate style, the excellent lighting and interesting toning that makes me keep recognizing your photos. Especially the style. I hit the voting button for the previous photo, this one loads and BANG!: This can only be from Sher. :)
Shall I comment on it or not? By now it must look like I'm stalking you at dpc. :)
I did check at pbase this time to see if I was right, would be silly to say the above to a stranger. I have the same thing with Kiwiness when he enters. It's not that hard to pick out his work.
This photo: Simple, it's excellent. Particularly like the way the dark vs light works. The plant family is also very very old, good chance that it was around in the beginning. :)
I also love the way you tone your photos and handle the contrast.

See ya.

Sander