DAY 5. edited. sleepers 2 .
by roz

Comment by Melethia:
I like the color noise in this one - adds nicely to it for some reason. I also like the black and white version, too.

obviously this is my better side!
by roz

Comment by CapeSail:
Nice photo, great lighting

obviously this is my better side!
by roz

Comment by Jedusi:
That's one handsome goat - nice shot, nice lighting, subtle colours,nice framing.

DAY 8. unedited. PERPLEXED - about life the universe and EVERYTHING!!!
by roz

Comment by noraneko:
Oh, I LOVE his expression! This guy is just darling. Good DOF here, too.

DAY 8. unedited. PERPLEXED - about life the universe and EVERYTHING!!!
by roz

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
Cool looking critter. We do not have many sheep in Florida, so it is interesting to have a good clear close up to study. I also like the dumbfounded looking expression and excellent light in this one.

- STOP -
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Comment by Alicia:
I love this, Roz. The alignment of the train with the signs and the colors are amazing. I disagree with what owen said, because the yellow ribbon barely has any red in it, either. Who knows what sways the voters. Who would give this a 3?? Anyway - it's awesome, regardless of the score, which isn't bad, but not as good as the photo deserves.

obviously this is my better side!
by roz

Comment by BAMartin:
This is not strictly speaking, a portrait... but I am giving iy rather high marks because it is an excellent image

roz shooting shez @ woolloomooloo
by roz

Comment by Alicia:
Roz - what fun!! Clever photo - very cool. Looks like you gals had a good time. :o)

DAY 7. unedited. FACES .
by roz

Comment by Alicia:
Aw Roz - that is a fantastic shot. The expression on both the man's and the dog's faces is priceless. The fore and background make a good compliment to the focus on the man. Really great!

DAY 8. unedited. PERPLEXED - about life the universe and EVERYTHING!!!
by roz

Comment by Alicia:
Baah... very good! Love the expression on that sheep's face. Almost looks intelligent. Fabulous background. How do you do that? My background is always super sharp, which is annoying if you want the photo to focus on something. It's a thing with the aperture, isn't it?