Make Mine, Dirt A Touch of Fertilizer & Water……Please
by BrianR

Comment by sherpet:
This is simply done, and works so well for this challenge.....

Make Mine, Dirt A Touch of Fertilizer & Water……Please
by BrianR

Comment by DrAchoo:
One slight objection is the dirt on the spade blends so well with the back it almost looks like one of those optical illusions where dimensions are warped. Otherwise the biggest issue is the static nature of the composition. 5

Make Mine, Dirt A Touch of Fertilizer & Water……Please
by BrianR

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
Colorful props for the dark background. Smiley face for a happy picture.

“That’s Life" at 5.58am
by BrianR

Comment by SandyP:
Nice shot! It's freezing cold here, so it looks so fesh and summery seeing this warm-weather sunrise scene. Very well taken. I love the concept of life just happening. Great job.

In Pursuit “Octopussy
by BrianR

Comment by TJinGuy:
Looks like a little too much post processing to me.

Preserving The Past
by BrianR

Comment by digitalknight:
hey, you beat me! Guess the DPC voters like odd colors more than product shots! :-)

Preserving The Past
by BrianR

Comment by sherpet:
I think you have been hammered quite a lot with this image mate, and I can see where they are coming from, but I like the processing, as it give this a "historic aged" feeling to the image.

The slant is due to the hill which the building sits on.....but can see why others found this to be a little off putting.

Be proud of this image Brian, as I really like it, but I am somewhat biased, due to the fact, it is of my home town.....

In Pursuit “Octopussy
by BrianR

Comment by scottieprecord:
Nice colors... I love the light reflecting off the spray on the motorboat. 7

Preserving The Past
by BrianR

Comment by BHuseman:
I would really like this image more if the horizon wasn't crooked.

Preserving The Past
by BrianR

Comment by sherpet:
Gee, the thumbnail is very strong in this image.....
My only suggestion is that I like to see its horizon not on the slant, but straight.....
I love the eerie effect that you have achieved with the processing, and again it is my home town, so I like that very much.....