Day-34.jpg
by Ken

Comment by sherpet:
I love this one re the textures and detail, and only wish I could find grasshoppers to photograph.

Lightscape
by Ken

Comment by rjhawkin:
Love those early morning/late evening long exposures. I may have cropped the picture farther to the left and a bit higher. not sure what distracting stuff is cropped of the left side of the frame. more left would still get the light reflected.

Day-33.jpg
by Ken

Comment by citymars:
There's something about Woody's posture in this photo that makes me think of an old man posing for a painting! Sounds like he's trying hard to get attention from you. I like cats to a degree but I had one once that used to do that kneading/etc. when I was trying to go to sleep -- drove me nuts.

Day-31.jpg
by Ken

Comment by kellyrc01:
Time does pass quickly, I love how this looks like a painting. The leaves turning won't happen here (Texas) until around October. The background is great, awesome shot!

Day-30.jpg
by Ken

Comment by kellyrc01:
This is great, I love how each thing steps up on top of each other & the background is awesome!

Day-33.jpg
by Ken

Comment by colorcarnival:
lol that is a funny story. It's something that has to be seen on video I think. The look he is giving you seems a little forlorn, like, "why don't you like me?" lol

Day-32.jpg
by Ken

Comment by colorcarnival:
She looks great for her age! This is a lovely portrait.

I'd like to second what Germain said about either playing with levels (or I say brightness and contrast as well) because you would be surprised what kind of dimension that adds to black and white photos.

Day-31.jpg
by Ken

Comment by colorcarnival:
This is beautiful! I love taking pictures of fall leaves. I cannot believe this is happening there already. Love the red and orange glow of the leaf.

Day-31.jpg
by Ken

Comment by karmat:
This shot is absolutely stunning. the lighting, the colors, the composition, everything is great.

Day-33.jpg
by Ken

Comment by Alicia:
Not a cat person, hm? You've got to give Woody a good scrubbing - that's when you pet him vigorously with both hands. Not so vigorously that he's put off, of course. He'll probably get his dose of affection that way and then leave you alone - or at least go off to wash himself to get his fur right again.

The photo - I like it. It's very romantic with that white filter.