Canvas
by Melethia

Comment by muckpond:
the crop of this is really nice. i really like it.

The Lesser Pyramids
by Melethia

Comment by muckpond:
this is really cool, and the black and white is quite nice.

Reach
by Melethia

Comment by Simms:
wow! certainly different - this is definitely a contender. The bluey/greeny/yellowy tint is inspired! 10 all the way and adding to faves!

The Lesser Pyramids
by Melethia

Comment by bs-photos:
Great textures, composition works really nicely too. I like the editing on this.

Evening Eucalyptus
by Melethia

Comment by bmartuch:
Very cool shot Deb. Keep this in mind for the next "vanishing point" challenge.

The Cinnabon Guys
by Melethia

Comment by SandyP:
Oh that is SO TRUE! Thank you for reminding me that sometimes the most precious memories are captured in. . .the dpc-forbidden. . .snapshot!

I wonder how many of them I have tossed aside because the lighting wasn't perfect, or there was a distracting element in the background. But looking back at some of the best and even famous photographs from days gone by, they are just that: snapshots, and some of them sell for big bucks too!

Thanks for sharing your memory with us! It warmed my heart today. So, are you out of Iraq now??????? Whew! I'll be glad when you're back home with your kitties!

Evening Eucalyptus
by Melethia

Comment by CalliopeKel:
Lovely.

Evening Eucalyptus
by Melethia

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
The few leaves against the gold glow of the bare trunks make this an appealing image.

Evening Eucalyptus
by Melethia

Comment by whiteroom:
looks like a japanese screen, or a musical instrument.

Half a Hummer
by Melethia

Comment by JuliBoc:
I really like the gritty low-color effect of this shot. It gives me a feel of what life must be like in that hot place. I can almost see the heat rising in the background. I also like the sharp focus and the rhythms of the tire, the grille, and the lights ... three separate rhythms playing together. I like the contrast in the long shadows on the ground too.

P.S. I just noticed the spring adding yet another rhythm to this composition.

Message edited by author 2007-10-10 21:46:25.