Birds of a Feather Flock Together (like DPC members)
by TerryGee

Comment by Natator:
I love the use of b&w (or tones at least) and meets the challenge nicely.

Birds of a Feather Flock Together (like DPC members)
by TerryGee

Comment by justine:
Beautiful shot..fantastic tones. I really like this, good luck in the challenge.

Butterfly
by TerryGee

Comment by Sonifo:
Excellent b/w. I love the contrast!

Autumn in the Park
by TerryGee

Comment by Sonifo:
This is absolutly beautiful!

Just For You
by TerryGee

Comment by dr rick:
Critique Club comment:

A whimsical photo, creative and simple. Technically perfect except for some barely noticable signs of oversharpening. I like most of the creative choices you made, especially the colors, background, and DOF. I think it needs more space at the bottom and left; the flower seems a bit too close to the frame. And the shadows are a bit harsh; a fill light on the right side would have helped soften them. But these are minor points; overall a very nice photo.

In My Little Town
by TerryGee

Comment by Neuferland:
What a nice little church! I love the simplicity of it on a whole. The lighting is very dramatic, the shadows are really well defined. It's a bit to bright on the right, almost blown out a bit and the crop seems just off a tad to me, maybe a little tighter on the bottom? A 6

In My Little Town
by TerryGee

Comment by TooCool:
This looks like a very nice, cute little church house! How did you light this up? Car headlights? The colors seem to be very dull and uneven making me think that the lighting is inadequate... If you could reshoot this during the day I would love to see it!
TC

Autumn in the Park
by TerryGee

Comment by joannadiva:
Lovely

Butterfly
by TerryGee

Comment by joannadiva:
Might be a little over sharpened for my taste but I never realized what a sriking subjct this could be for B&W

Autumn in the Park
by TerryGee

Comment by Imagineer:
This is a beautiful scene. It's been tastefully edited too, although there's a streak of deeper saturation horizontally near the base of the foremost tree.

Lovely shot and composition.