Chiles & Lime
by Bear_Music

Comment by pncowley:
Beautiful composition and color. Could fit the challenge for good. Nicely done.

Chiles & Lime
by Bear_Music

Comment by pawdrix:
nice concept but the focus looks strange and the colors are a little off as well

Chiles & Lime
by Bear_Music

Comment by srbrubaker:
'What's on your tortilla?' I love the colors and textures. Good lighting. I love the fact that these items go together culinarily: really nice choice to include lime and cilantro. Also, I like that this is not something we see every day. Very nice.

Chiles & Lime
by Bear_Music

Comment by jmoore:
good job! Great lighting, I love the little bit of softness, your styling is really great, well done!

Chiles & Lime
by Bear_Music

Comment by Bud:
Good color and DOF.

Chiles & Lime
by Bear_Music

Comment by 4score:
nice job...clear subject

I Am My Work -- the Thorn that Weeps, & Holds the Sky Entire...
by Bear_Music

Comment by docpjv:
Robt, I gave it a five, yip, it's not a self portrait but on the merit of the photo I could never give it less. In another competition I would have given it at least a 8 to 10. Don't let it get to you, look at my movies and pink and roadsign entries... Are they realy 4's? But that's the way others see it. Maybe one of the reasons why I'm seriously contemplating my participation in competitions. Who do I have to make happy?

Old Methodist Burying Ground
by Bear_Music

Comment by docpjv:
Robt,
Great work, a compliment to Adams when people like you produce such wonderful pictures. One day when I am big, I wanna take a picture like this!

Old Methodist Burying Ground
by Bear_Music

Comment by msdoubletrouble:
awesome photo my dear friend :-)...your perfection shows, as always.

Winter Sunlight — South Wall, Town Center Baptist Church
by Bear_Music

Comment by e301:
Somehow, that rather heavy vignetting makes this seem as if it muxt be venetian blinds - it's rare sunlight surely that focusses itself so carefully? it's effective, graphically, however. I get a sense of missing detail, there isn't that sensation of real close here- processing perhaps?