Day 19
by kellyrc01

Comment by Ken:
I really like these "slice of life" shots. I bet one day you'll look back on this picture with great fondness. It's also reassuring to see that you used the P&S instead of dSLR.

Day 19
by kellyrc01

Comment by Germaine:
Thanks for sharing the notes. I have stretches of road like that, too. I've never had the nerve to shoot from a moving car while driving -- even at 2 mph.

Day 19
by kellyrc01

Comment by bimble:
I like the story behind the shot :)

And I know what you mean... I think I've taken more pics in the past 19 days than in a couple of months prior to that.

Someone will think of a new challenge I hope

Day 19
by kellyrc01

Comment by Charlene:
You say, TWO miles an hour? Oh my oh my! LOL... I agree about needing the image as it appears. It's funny how sometimes I take roads that are so familiar to me, but they always remind of very particular times in my life. This is what this reminds me of. Great image. I only wonder how a bit of a bump in the contrast might really make this pop? Although, then again, maybe not ;) And I agree... what will we do in 31 days?

Day 19
by kellyrc01

Comment by daboardergirl:
I love the photo description! :) I also love coming home from work. It is such a relief. I really do like the processing you have done on this photo. It looks very painterly.

School's Out For Summer
by kellyrc01

Comment by sherpet:
Now this is rorally awesome and I love to spend the summer here thats for sure. I love the wonderful blues that you have captured here..... Nise perspective here as well.....

Day 8
by kellyrc01

Comment by sherpet:
Again, just simple life pleasure put together in an interesting way and teken a photo of it like this..... Well done.....

Day 18
by kellyrc01

Comment by sherpet:
What a great candid shot you have here. I have so enjoyed looking at some of your images. Thanks for sharing them with us.

Day 12
by kellyrc01

Comment by sherpet:
Yotally cool, and awesome in your face detail and textures.....

Day 6
by kellyrc01

Comment by sherpet:
A very simple subject but you given it life and meaning in your composition.....