Crazy Geek
by dtremain

Comment by glad2badad:
You rec'd some fun feedback on this, and you beat your running average. Gotta like that! :-)

50th Anniversary
by dtremain

Comment by MaryO:
Oh, how sweet! I took pictures at my parents' 50th celebration but I wasn't nearly as creative with the pose. This is really one to treasure :-)

50th Anniversary
by dtremain

Comment by bcenu:
Congrats.....nice shot too!

50th Anniversary
by dtremain

Comment by GIS_boy:
Nice capture of expressions. I like the composition and the natural backdrop you have used in this. Best of luck.

50th Anniversary
by dtremain

Comment by 1m1A:
They still act like teenagers!

Mantle Clock circa 1882
by dtremain

Comment by tmorninglory96:
Beautiful clock, just a little out of focus, maybe try using a tripod next time to get a really clear shot

Mantle Clock circa 1882
by dtremain

Comment by justine:
Hey neat idea for the challenge however the shot is not in focus. Try putting the camera on a table, stool, shelf, if you don't have a tripod. Lovely old clock.

Mantle Clock circa 1882
by dtremain

Comment by Marc923:
Lighting looks nice, but it's just a bit blurry.

Dessert
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Comment by rodfulk:
Very delicious looking. Nice white on white.

Dessert
by dtremain

Comment by e301:
The near absolute lack of any depth information at all here is phenomenal; clearly, that is because the front-fill flash has overpowered any other light in the scene, but the result is extraordinary - it becomes very difficult to distinguish shape and angle of the components. This becomes special as a kind of meta-photo - after all, what we achieve is only tricks in a two dimensional presentation: the removal of those tricks leads to a strange disturbance of expectation.