Augmented Insanity
by tome

Comment:
This is amazing!

Tree
by ambaker

Comment:
Lovely spring shot. I like the colours. Very pretty.

MJO_1790
by MattO

Comment:
Not a nice thing to happen, but I think this image is great. Love the light and the figure really adds to it. Very nice

Midlife Crisis
by markwiley

Comment:
Congratulations, very neat image. For your daughter's sake I hope you didn't get too attached to the jewelry ;-)

Simply
by cynthiann

Comment:
Great finish Cynthiann, congratulations

Two spoons are better than one
by Silent-Shooter

Comment:
What a finish, well done Steve.

Are you looking at me?
by ciaeagle

Comment:
Very nice. A slight change in the crop, but very nice.

You are lucky to have lots of them in your garden. Bees are seriously endangered all over the world. I know it sounds ridiculous, but it sadly is true :-(.

The Stare
by IAmEliKatz

Comment:
I like this a lot. I don't think I have a clue how you did this, but I like it :-)

What?
by pmichaud

Comment:
Also much prefer this as an overall shot, but I do like the other one for the subject. This is a more ... "common" (?) picture, but the technical side is better (IMO).

In and Around Balboa Park Week 12 - Casa del Prado
by Ann

Comment:
What a lovely building and to think that this was originally built just to be torn down again!

I have a photographic question though, and I think I will start it as a forum thread: when and how much do you or should you change/straighten the perspective on achitectual images?

Just curious, because to me this angle portraits an imposing building and of great height of the facade. I am sure a "straightened" picture would not convey that as well.