tamrac goes green
by glad2badad

Comment by ErinKirsten:
LOL - nice - I almost did this but I loved my bag too much and detest cleaning (after the shoot) LOL

Watercolor Fern
by glad2badad

Comment by hokiex:
Really like the blue green contrast here. Nicely done!

Watercolor Fern
by glad2badad

Comment by elizadeb:
The blue makes this baby *POP*! Love it! *8*

Watercolor Fern
by glad2badad

Comment by JuPixels:
I guess the bokeh must have been of some blue flower, really like it's deep saturated blue color!

Foggy Morning in Horse Country
by glad2badad

Comment by posthumous:
Gorgeous light and shadow.

Foggy Morning in Horse Country
by glad2badad

Comment by dizus:
Where is this Horse Country and how do I get there? :)
A nice, mysterious B&W, I think the sky is a bit overexposed.. I'm a nitpicker, my sincerest apologies!

Planting Time
by glad2badad

Comment by ace flyman:
Great lighting & compostion!

Foggy Morning in Horse Country
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Comment by Neat:
Very nice.

Foggy Morning in Horse Country
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Comment by KristinaG:
I am guessing this photo doesn't appeal to everyone. But it greatly appeals to me :-)
Absolutely breathtaking!

Keep Your Eye on the Ball
by glad2badad

Comment by MattO:
First I voted this a 6. It has good emotion, good intensity as well. I love the anticipation on this. What I would change on this shot first is I'd change the exposure on his face, It's a bit dark and I would do what I could to lighten the face, even if it meant more blown highlights on the ball. The photos isn't really about the ball, its about the player that is where your exposure should be matched for. In tough conditions like this, I will expose for the faces in direct sunlight and then for those areas where they are shadowed to me I will either swap Fstop on the fly or in post pull the exposure up and even add a little shadows/highlights to bring some back if needed depending on where my highlights are already at with exposure. The last change is another processing part. It lacks some contrast and punch. I'd pull a small S curve adjustment on it and add a bit of saturation throughout the photo.