LB 3
by Charlene

Comment:
ah, even the simplest things become complex after the LB treatment - love it.

1.7.09C.jpg
by TheStick

Comment:
You know, rather than straighten the silo it might be more fun to tilt it even more? Great LB foreground to compliment the subject.

watching my step
by onesaint

Comment:

Originally posted by trevytrev: Concentration! Walk..hold on to sippy sup...be adorable. Cute pic

What he said and love what you did post shot, gives it a timeless quality.

heather
by onesaint

Comment:
Great shot and as Johnna says, lose the head. Your a lucky man Kim, Heather is lovely.

trapped in the high chair again.
by onesaint

Comment:
ooh, such big eyes and a wonderful expression, she seems a little perplexed by your choice of lens ;)

knob
by cgino

Comment:
Great shot Colleen, I'm thinking of an oven out in the desert and for some strange reason a mirror behind it, quite bizarre and love the treatment on the oven :)

The Water is Wide
by Germaine

Comment:
There are loads of waterfront shots with colourful reflections in the water here on dpc but (for me) this is the first with that (oh so) wonderful LB bokeh - this rocks for me Germaine, even more so with a little NI on the sky

Fatherhood
by Retroesque

Comment:
Lisa, Fatherhood is one of many stories in this image, his daughter seems to be thinking, 'I'm a girl and will pretend to like football', Grandma is thinking, 'thats my boys boy', the women with the nose is thinking 'I'll show this picture to his first girlfriend', the young lad is thinking 'I'm here, nobody said I had to stay awake' and the girl bottom centre is thinking 'I wish I was taller'.

Great candid and am sure B&W was the way to go here.

escape
by ErinM

Comment:
Erin, this is wonderful and (for me) one of the best elements is that you managed to keep the outside from totally blowing out whilst capturing all that detail inside and I love it without people :)

Sharp Left
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
ok, so you do have that new 'bird' brush Mr R ;)

Moody clouds, choppy water , the pier and that wonderful single bird, one of your best young man! The pp'ing is spot on for me and much prefer this border to some of your earlier ones.