Teen Magazine
by draney4

Comment by emorgan49:
straighten it

Teen Magazine
by draney4

Comment by bobgaither:
yes and it's cell phones now I went bowling with my niece and I won't do it again at least until she gets married for she was on the phone more than bowling.

Teen Magazine
by draney4

Comment by jerrft:
Wow - what a group of hotties - would like to see more of them if you know what I mean. ;)

Just kidding.

My Home Town
by draney4

Comment by OneSweetSin:
*Critique Club*

Intriging image in so much as it make the viewer wonder how did that happen. The red jacket grabs the eye and makes you look at the man, then the motion makes you look at the bird so overall the photo holds your attention.

I would like to see either the man or the bird in better focus rather than the grass between the two. But overall the composition does get your attention and hold it and yes the title fits well cause it reminds me of a couple walking in a park near home. Nicely done

Anna

Complaint Department
by draney4

Comment by alanfreed:
I'm afraid this just doesn't work for me in general... sorry... The shot is just too cluttered (granted, intentionally), and the reverse effect just isn't flattering. Sorry to be rather harsh on this one...

Complaint Department
by draney4

Comment by byetko:
Negative color photos just dont do it for me.

My Home Town
by draney4

Comment by cpanaioti:
Good choice of camera filter for this image though I would have tried to get more of the heron(?) in the center (clear) part of the image or, if such a thing exists, use a camera filter where the clear area is off center.

My Home Town
by draney4

Comment by K-Rob:
How did you manage that motion effect while keeping the center in focus?

My Home Town
by draney4

Comment by skief:
I don't like the blurring effect

Whitney
by draney4

Comment by draney4:
Thanks Bob, I liked it to, could of been abit more sharp I guess, but I liked the soft look of it. Glad to of been in 29th place with it though, better than my others, lol.

Originally posted by RLS: Denise, A wonderful photograph. I see nothing wrong with it. This was my favorite of the week. Bob