Overexposed2.jpg
by 2hoo

Comment:
Very nice lucky shot. I wouldn't change a thing.

smooth
by Figo

Comment:
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Message edited by author 2005-09-29 17:20:53.

Horse in Trees
by taterbug

Comment:
This is lovely. I like how he is runnining towards the viewer. The trees form a good frame around him. The bottom crop is a little tight. I would have liked to see a little more foreground and less of the treetops. The hazy loss of contrast is ok. It gives the pictre an early morning type of look.

Breathe
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Some pretty pictures to look at.
Thought you might like looking at his work. Hope you haven't seen the site before.

Antecedent
by Cutter

Comment:
I love this. His gaze is so direct and yet he is in such a relaxed pose. I don't know if I like the soft glow effect so strong all around him because if contradicts what my vision says I should see. Mainly, the post isn't moving but the effect makes it seem as if it is moving. If that was your intention, it's ok, just letting you know how I see it.

Family Album
by jmsetzler

Comment:
Just saw this one. Up here in Minnesota, family albums are going stronger than ever. Creative Memories, the first big scrapbooking company was started in a garage not far from my house. Women have parties to sort photos and discuss the layout for their next album. So, at least for this area, they run no risk of becoming obsolete.
Nice picture. Must be a joy to handle that camera.

The Den
by puma

Comment:
The colors and glow are pleasant. Looks like a comfortable place to relax.

shelbi04.jpg
by irika

Comment:
Nice use for the technique. The delicate tablecloth/curtain contrasts well with the background. It allows me to create a story for the scene. My interpretation is that even here, in a neighborhood that isn't filled with million dollar homes, one can find the feeling of family, pride, gentleness. The fact that she is washing the curtain implies that this isn't just a temporary location for her. She seems to have a determined look on her face that gives even more substance to the story.
I think I would crop out the left side to get rid of the person standing back there and the brownish trailer. It's a good picture to look at and think about.

On Safari
by SJCarter

Comment:
This is such a happy/goofy picture, it's hard not to like it. The emu reminds me a lot of Goldie Hawn.

Don't Just Lie There, Mom!
by cloudsme

Comment:
I don't think you have anything to apologize for either. Your idea was clearly captured. Everything about the photo indicates you were trying to portray the woman as an object. Most adults see a pretty body and think of sex. The little guy doesn't see that at all. He sees the object that feeds him and is his buddy, his own personal toy that responds to his every wish. I thought this was one of the best ones in the challenge.