DAY 7. minimal edit . approach .
by roz

Comment by Alicia:
Those two lamp posts in the huge sky, they look like they are forming a portal to something. I love the light and colors of this photo and it's interesting to look at.

DAY 7. minimal edit . approach .
by roz

Comment by KarenNfld:
This is a fascinating photo. It's like a city in the middle of nowhere! You've got those light poles and signs and all the traffic but then there's the beautiful green hills and big blue sky. What great a contrast.

DAY 7. edited . the intersection .
by roz

Comment by bennettjamie:
Very creative brain you got there. LOL
I really love this, especially for the fact that it is very unique. The colors and shapes really get your attention. Nice work.

DAY 7. edited . the intersection .
by roz

Comment by TCGuru:
This just looks cool roz!! So creative! I am loving it! It has such a retro art feel to it :)

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by roz

Comment by kotzie:
Great angle. Love it.

DAY 28. where i live. picton road .
by roz

Comment by nixter:
Excellent work here, Roz! Love the motion blur on the truck! The colours are fantastic! I also find your Photographer comments on your pics, most entertaining, keep it up!! :):)

DAY 2. edited. gums
by roz

Comment by TCGuru:
Ohhhhhh pretty :) I really like this roz!! the light is great! As far as editing steps, I will try to be more precise from now on. :)

DAY 1. edited. perspective .
by roz

Comment by xXxscarletxXx:
I love that sky!

DAY 6. minimal edit. katee ...
by roz

Comment by Bruce_the_Robert:
This is a great capture -- well composed, great lighting, wonderful color (especially the apple). I'm still waiting for your terrible "from the camera" shots, Roz, 'cause I ain't seen one here yet!

DAY 6. minimal edit. canopy .
by roz

Comment by Bruce_the_Robert:
I would play with levels, shadows, and saturation here. The sky is perfect, so maybe color selector for the greens in the trees (to bring out a bit more color for contrast against the sky). Another (though labor intensive, I think) option might be selective desat; keep the blue sky and make everything else B&W . . . that might be a really bad idea, by the way :)