Week 14: Peace on Ear...I mean, Sand.
by Blue Moon

Comment by bassbone:
i find this an interesting statement on peace - how it can be washed away with but a small gentle wave....

the b/w really emphasizes the tones and textures of the sand

Week 12: SF GGB on the DPC GTG
by Blue Moon

Comment by tnun:
I love the perspective, but for me the colour photo works better - love that kind of weather for shooting colour - and I believe distinguishes and harmonizes the elements of the picture to a greater degree. I find this interesting because I usually prefer black and white.

Week 14: Peace on Ear...I mean, Sand.
by Blue Moon

Comment by trevytrev:
Nice compositon and this is an effective simple shot, well done!

Week 12: SF GGB on the DPC GTG
by Blue Moon

Comment by trevytrev:
Good capture of the turbulant waters, a nice action shot. I never get tired of looking at the bridge and will one day get out there to see it.

"The Look"
by Blue Moon

Comment by lunensa:
Omg this has got to be the most beautiful cat ever! and Luna is the most perfect name for her :o) I was just skimming through the gallery and happen to come across this. Fantastic portrait! Brought me to tears because she reminds me of my kitty that I had to give away a couple years back. Give her a big hug for me!

Week 12: SF GGB on the DPC GTG
by Blue Moon

Comment by nikolaos:
Great perspective and a turbulent seascape... seem the weather was a little bit angry.

Week 11: San Francisco Bush Man
by Blue Moon

Comment by Iraklis:
Ha! Sounds like good business with low overhead... If I play my cards right...I could be the first bushman of Greece. Nice candid. Cool how everyone is paying attention to something else in random directions....

Rasai
by Blue Moon

Comment by Blue Moon:

Originally posted by Rasai: ...and did you notice what I was doing when you took the picture above?

of course, that's why I took it :)

Lost in Thought (candid)
by Blue Moon

Comment by Rasai:
It is a nice picture... (at he Wave Organ at the end of the jetty at Sir Francis Drake Yacht Harbor) a place I often go to reflect how greatful I am for living in this area. That day revealed to me for the first time the ends of wthe organ 'pipes'... I've never been there when the tide was that low, which is why there were no sounds to be heard... maybe next time!

Rasai
by Blue Moon

Comment by Rasai:
...and did you notice what I was doing when you took the picture above?