Sublime Tulip Unfolding
by Ken

Comment by wehrmacher:
What can one say? Beautiful, yes, even sublime. I might have opted for a bit shallower depth of field, but that might have ruined the shot.

Day 07 - Hand In Hand
by Ken

Comment by cogerox:
Yeah, it's intimidating to get in strangers' faces with my camera lens (to me and to them, I'm sure). It's soooo much easier to snap a shot of their butts and hope for the best. In this case, you got it! Great composition with the young couple moseying down the boardwalk. I like the contrast with the older folks a little further ahead. And, yes, the processing rocks.

Day 09 - Reflections
by Ken

Comment by cogerox:
Wonderful location for a candid setup. I've often thought of doing this with a tripod and a remote so no one would know you were taking the shot (you could sit a few feet away). This guy looks fully engaged in his thoughts. Great shot, Ken.

Day 11 - Waiting to Ride
by Ken

Comment by cogerox:
Funny expression on her face. She looks like she anxiously awaiting the start. Nice job catching this moment in a strangers life.

Day 11 - Waiting to Ride
by Ken

Comment by Alicia:
I can see this in BW, too.

The cables behind and around her really make this shot - so interesting. It seems like something more ominous than a fun ride is about to happen. Love the suspense! :o)

Day 09 - Reflections
by Ken

Comment by Kelli:
Wow, stunning reflections! Light to dark to light, wonderful!

Day 07 - Hand In Hand
by Ken

Comment by roz:
beautiful ken .
a stunning process .. you sure get the best results out'v that filter .. :)

Day 11 - Waiting to Ride
by Ken

Comment by Retroesque:
She looks SO anxious. I think I'd prefer this in B&W.

Day 11 - Waiting to Ride
by Ken

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Moments later: "Whhheeeeeeeeee!!" :)

Day 11 - Waiting to Ride
by Ken

Comment by Neil:
Good capture! Some creative tilt to this might give it more funk and dynamics. I too am hesitant to take candids of strangers, and a longer lens does help.