The Day The Music Died
by pmichaud

Comment by Pooba:
I very much like the image. Great colors and textures. However, for me it doesn't really fit the challenge topic.

The Day The Music Died
by pmichaud

Comment by blindjustice:
I love well lit window shots. this is great. looks like the music died in 1935, though. Great texture with the piano, but it seems like an alternate version migh be a bumped up saturation.

The Day The Music Died
by pmichaud

Comment by mysticred:
Neat photo 6

The Day The Music Died
by pmichaud

Comment by tristalisk:
Awsome shot. I love absolutaly every thing about it. The colors, lighting shadowas,details, it's all so wonderfull. This could easily have been a 9 or a 10. However I just don't get a feel of separation when I look at it. Soto reward for the great shot and to be fair I'll still give you a nice score. Great shot!!

The Day The Music Died
by pmichaud

Comment by garlic:
this is a great image but i find it a litle bit difficult to see the conection

The Day The Music Died
by pmichaud

Comment by tony2244:
I like the shot, but you should have saved it for the time passing challenge this week. Like the shot!

The Day The Music Died
by pmichaud

Comment by Alain:
Beautiful picture! Would probably earned a ribbon in a proper contest.
Sorry, I just can't make the connection with "separation".

The Day The Music Died
by pmichaud

Comment by Montereykiddo:
Wow! Looks like a movie set. What exactly is the separation...I know this can be taken a few different way....I just wonder how you envision it. Separation of old/new, musician/instrument? Interesting and unique. Goodluck!

Spent
by pmichaud

Comment by Ozzie:
The poor flower looks like it has seen better days, to me it looks a little washed out and a little out of focus. It's not always easy taking pictures of flowers, I know.

Spent
by pmichaud

Comment by awpollard:
Pretty cool flower. Sharp and in focus. For me the lighting seems a tad bit harsh (shadow under the center petal) making the flower almost too sharp. When using the On Camera flash to tone it down a bit in situations like this, I hold a clear tupperware lid right over the (on camera) flash to soften (warm) the light a bit ...it works in a pinch. If I'm using my home rig (I really don't have anything) I will shine (spot) a desklamp or clamp light through a white sheet (as close to the subject as you can get it) onto the subject giving that warm feel and softening it up a bit. Just my thoughts...