Wild Thing
by elizadeb

Comment by Marjo:
Love this capture and treatment. Well done!
Pumpkin's a beautiful cat!

My Dream Come True
by elizadeb

Comment by dtremain:
'67 'Cuda Convertible - nice, very nice. I think your crop, cutting off the lights/bumper on either side, and so close at bottom & top hurts this photo. If you're going to do the whole car, it needs some space around it. If you're going to do partial car, you could crop just to the right of the license and just at the convertible top, leaving the flag reflection in the car, but losing the actual flag.

Between Thought and Action
by elizadeb

Comment by colorcarnival:
This is one of those deep photos. And it's going over my head today lol. I hope you have a description of what you intended. Unless he is pausing for a moment while working?

Between Thought and Action
by elizadeb

Comment by posthumous:
falls the shadow. A brilliant 10 of a photo.

Posthumous Blue Ribbon

My Dream Come True
by elizadeb

Comment by rlancaster:
Ooooh, Barracuda! Good composition.

My Dream Come True
by elizadeb

Comment by bob_bobski:
good looking picture IMO shame you chopped off both sides of the lights.

Between Thought and Action
by elizadeb

Comment by figaro:
I like the composition here very much. However you have a big problem with noise artifacts, probably as a result of a less than ideal jpeg conversion, or even just a sub-standard camera. I don't think this addresses the idea of dichotomy as much it could.

My Dream Come True
by elizadeb

Comment by Patsfan:
Nice shot.

Between Thought and Action
by elizadeb

Comment by JohnLampkin:
Wish I knew what the action was going to be!

Land Where the Buffalo Roamed
by elizadeb

Comment by Kavey:
This one doesn't appeal to me hugely, I'm afraid. I don't like the way that the information plaque is partially cropped out or that the plinth on which the monument sits touches the bottom edge of the frame - feels too tight. I'm also not keen on that huge dark swathe of roofing which takes up such a large chunk of the image and obscures the only bit that's appealing to me - the mountains and natural landscape behind.