Playtime in the Daffodils
by dwterry

Comment by lauraodom:
Nice composition.

Playtime in the Daffodils
by dwterry

Comment by minu:
Is that SLC temple square? Looks amazing!!!

Playtime in the Daffodils
by dwterry

Comment by mpeters:
NIce compostion with some other interesting objects to set off the flowers, almost like the sculptures know spring has arrived.

Playtime in the Daffodils
by dwterry

Comment by Neuferland:
Reminds me of Holland, don't know why but it does. Very nice shot, well composed and good DOF on the overall picture. Nothing that really makes it stand out from the crowd but still very nice overall. A 6

Camila - Taken with Fuji Finepix 40i on 11/17/02
by dwterry

Comment by LVE:
I love the shot, but the color comes off all wrong for me. Too much yellow in skin tones

Playtime in the Daffodils
by dwterry

Comment by Bankson:
nice job very creative.
just wish I could see the top of the church and it would be much better for me

Playtime in the Daffodils
by dwterry

Comment by CNovack:
Love those yellow daffodils and the composition in the background provides an interesting visual backdrop for this image. I like how you incorporated the playing statues in the composition because it really invokes the imagery of springtime & playtime. However there are a few elements here that can make this image go from good to astonding! First off there is a tad too much going on in the background that is distracting from the main focus' mainly the yellow flowers and the playing statues - those buildings and barren trees draw attention away and are not overall attractive to look at. Perhaps changing the angle would remove them entirely or at least remove most of it. Having the camera literally rest on the ground and angle it up would have given the illusion of us looking up at the heightened daffodils and the playing statues that spring forth from them. Lastly at that angle there would be more blue sky visible that would add to the visualization of an open meadow/field 'feel' even though a cathedral typed building would be present in the shot. The cathedral type building would not be/is not a detractor from the image overall - and could add even more visual interest if more of the top half of the building complete with spires was present (an easy remedied solution would be to take the photo from a lower angle like I mentioned.

Grandma Loves Genealogy
by dwterry

Comment by f-32:
A charming photo, David. Look at that sweet woman showing off her treasures! Atta boy!

Now, where are the 5 generation shots, dangit???

Spires DuoTone
by dwterry

Comment by abroken1:
Heavenly! :)

Spires DuoTone
by dwterry

Comment by stanm2:
inspire-ing