Saranghabnida II
by jhess77

Comment:
Nice use of your 50mm prime lens! Love the crisp clear photo. She is a naturally beautiful woman.

Rainy Day Watercolours
by ekmai

Comment:
This photo and it's placement is evidence to me that some of those out of focus challenges we have had recently paid off in getting people to appreciate purposefully blurred images. Nice job on this!

The Garden Setting....
by dougi555

Comment:
Very interesting composition using the camera angle.

Under My Umbrella
by kettle

Comment:
Awesome colors. I think it is somewhat oversaturated though I am not saying it is due to overprocessing. It could be because of the light. I also think this would have been more awesome with a square crop.

Squirrel
by Starbanana

Comment:
What a fun way to walk. Enjoying the beauty around you and capturing it in camera. You had to be a quick shot to get this. Nice job!

Visit to Gellibrand Hill
by vlado

Comment:
Good family portrait. I like the poses with the head heights of the children forming an angle ascending from left to right and then dropping down at the end. I think there is a bit too much on the right hand side which could be cropped out or recomposed when shot and not quite enough on the left hand side. A more centered composition would work well.

How did you process this to get their skin so fair and clear? It almost looks creamy.

Week 1 RED - Fire work crown
by tinkie2010

Comment:
Off to a good start with this fireworks shot. Nice abstract look. Can't wait to see the gallery form with all the different colors.

PaW 2010 Week 1.jpg
by Ter

Comment:
I don't know anything about HDR so I probably can't apreciate all the work you did to create this. But this photo is crisp and clear. I love the golden hour sunlight hitting the church which makes the building very warm.

DSC_9003.jpg
by Covert_Oddity

Comment:
The deserted shopping center adds a deeper message than that which is shown. This really gives a message of an economy in recession. Prices Slashed, yet no shoppers here.

Loverly
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Can you get any shallower? Your off to a great start on this side challenge! Love the two tones of color and the light flares off the wet spots.