Flowers in B&W
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment by Jutilda:
Lovely DOF. I am a fan of taking the vivid colors of flowers and playing with duotones. This works!!!

Watching
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment by posthumous:
lovely, transformative, simple. 8

Day 14.2 - Sitting - Edited
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment by MonicaJames:
The crop did an amazing job to this photo. I like the border. ^_^

Day 14.2 - Sitting - Edited
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment by Melethia:
I love the crop. And the border suits it very well, I think.

Day 14.1 - Kiska - Edited
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment by Melethia:
It always amazes me how much information is in those little bits the camera stores - there was a perfectly exposed photograph hidden here! Nice work bringing it out.

Day 14.2 - Sitting - Edited
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment by cogerox:
Really like this crop. It takes the essence of the photo and brings it right to our eye. And, she is still very sharp and in focus. The dof also directs my eye right to the subject. Nice job.

Day 14.1 - Kiska - Edited
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment by xianart:
very nice indeed.

i seem to have infected everyone with kubota...

Day 14.1 - Kiska - Edited
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment by cogerox:
I really like what you've done with this. You started with a very good crop that was underexposed and made it really come alive. This is a wonderful pet portrait that will last a lifetime.

Day 14.2 - Sitting - Edited
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
Just the crop and the low camera angle, using the car as a backdrop makes this one into a very catchy image. The other adjustments to levels and such add another dose of good to it.

Day 14.1 - Kiska - Edited
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
Nice job of getting this one back from the twilight, which is where I shoot a lot as I try to stay out of the "blown highlight" zone. I like the border too.
Kiska looks a lot like a stray dog that I had for years. He was a fine dog, but loved to bark and dig holes, so I named him "Stupidyellowbarkingholediggin'dog". He liked that.