a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

Comment by sherpet:
No way is this worth more than a 2, as it has nothing of interest to see.....

a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

Comment by pix-are:
Why would you submit something like this? 1

a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

Comment by FireBird:
Can't see this one........

a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

Comment by Beetle:
Trying for the brown, I guess. I'd say you'll make it.

a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

Comment by tngrndream:
ok i will give you your 1. lol.

a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

Comment by Nikonian Ninja:
way too overexposed. cant see anything. the picture size is also too small.

a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

Comment by KiwiShotz:
Congratulations, I think you'll win the Brown Ribbon with this. One of the things you might like to study up on is how to adjust the compression of a JPEG file so that you can make the longest side of your image 640pixels and still be under the 150 maqximum file size. At 240x180 pixels any image is just too small to be viewed

a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

Comment by macka:
There is no identifiable subject.

a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

Comment by ShutterPug:
Way over exposed - you cannot even tell there was a mud puddle in existence here.

a single light source to dramatically light up a mudpuddle under a hemlock tree branch in my drivewa
by charliebaker

Comment by tancredi:
you should use the max number of pixels allowed. and i have absolutly nothing here on this i had to check the brightness meter at the bottom my screen to make sure my monitor was displaying correctly.