IMG_0176.jpg
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment by KaDi:
it's nice, actually....i wonder what it would be with a (very) little fill on the right side of your face...but it has a special mood the way it is...lovely profile. and i like the way you've used the negative space..it says alot that right off anyone with a background in Amer. Lit. knows that you're going for a Sam Clemens character.

392561-2 copy.jpg
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment by L1:
Very nice composition...great pose as well. Interesting lighting! :)

flower-triptych.gif
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment by saracat:
Neat! I like the colors you chose.

IMG_1053.jpg
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment by carisakD70:
I really like this shot...great street photo. I like the B&W conversion, and the contrast...I'm not too sure about the tilt though...and I usually like tilt. I think perhaps is it just tilted a little too far. There is such a fine line between tilting enough to make it look intentional and having it look like an accident. In this case...maybe just a touch too far, but I agree it does add interest.

Rubix Cube
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment by Nuzzer:
I like the DOF you have used and the choice of white blocks at the back/top makes the ube fade nicely into the background. Contrary to some comments I'd say this was a good fit for the challenge - what a way to fill in those hours of boredom! My only gripe would be the reflection in the blue tile on the top row.

IMG_2677print3copy.jpg
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment by howzit:
Dan, now that is a stunning sunset! I do like how you captured more scenery than just the sky itself.

IMG_1053.jpg
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment by Gnarf:
Hah. cool guy. what is he doing?

IMG_2473web.jpg
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Is he playing some sort of musical instrument?

IMG_2473web.jpg
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment by jdannels:
cool blur, just enough to get the feeling of movement but not too much to not be able to pick out details

splash!
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment by 7Stringer:
If you would've used a martini glass and an olive you could sell this to any Vodka manufacturer. I don't get the quarter in the water though. What's the meaning?