Force of Steel
by Kylie

Comment by whiteroom:
jeesh kylie you get around! yes go industrial/mechanical it suits you! :)

Time Chambers
by Kylie

Comment by Gringo:
Cemeteries are always a stopping point for my wife and I when we have time to stop. She̢۪s a history buff and I enjoy the photographic opportunities they offer. They do seem to bring a sense of peace and quite time to a busy reality. Nevada City and Harmony both have great historic cemeteries. They are both relatively close to you. This is a beautiful shot Kylie. Great color choice. You have captured the peace in this one.

Force of Steel
by Kylie

Comment by Gringo:
Great DOF in the low light. I love the tones on this one! The lighting is giving some fun shadows.

The Purple One Today?
by Kylie

Comment by Gringo:
What a fun shot! I gave you one of the 10's on this. This is screaming with colors. It's clean and well focused and the green really makes the "PURPLE" stand out. I really like busy shots (And I know I am almost alone in that regard). This is just a feast for the eyes to browse through. I really like it!

Full Faced
by Kylie

Comment by Gringo:
The color and reflections on this are outstanding! I like this angle, I have a full collection of this front view from every old car I can find. This one is so crisp and clean. Chrome is fun to shoot but when you have this color and style along with it, it's art!

Candy Store
by Kylie

Comment by Gringo:
Kylie, all your car shots are just fantastic! the colors are so bright and full of life. I really like the line-up of this one as well.

Tints
by Kylie

Comment by Gringo:
A Great perspective Kylie! I really like your unconventional center point on this. It's not center and it's not thirds.. It's perfect! This is a good example of when it's right to break the rules of composition. Nice shot!

Time Chambers
by Kylie

Comment by aznym:
Love the detail, angle and tones. The blurred bit on the left tries to pull the eye though.

Time Chambers
by Kylie

Comment by cghubbell:
I've been struggling with a cemetary project lately, and must say that I think this is a successful image. Your use of depth of field suggests to me an expanse of these plaques while retaining a macro perspective. It's a touch soft in the foreground, which I think is the only real distraction. The detail within DOF is excellent, as is the lighting. On its own, I'm not sure this shot will reach its potential. However, I believe it couls be the foundation for an outstanding photo essay, tritych, or portfolio. I encourage you to keep its momentum...

Time Chambers
by Kylie

Comment by Jinjit:
Touching picture.
I love the DOF the lighting and the tones.
Personally I have a very big problem with cemeteries and such, but this picture actually made me think a while longer about it despite my personal rejection to it's subject.
For me, this makes a picture worth.