sign
by bucket

Comment:
Nice! I like the color of the sign and how it just pops and contrasts the snow covered trees - very cool!

Yo!!
by Jutilda

Comment:
Yo-yo sista Judy! Yo! I be likin the high contrast - yo sista!
:)

Sheringa Cliffs
by John White

Comment:
What they said, plus "Wowsa"!

Potting Bench
by Germaine

Comment:
I like the shapes and lines and placements and crop (that's a lot of ands). I also like the predominant complementary colors - very very nice.

Overall: very nice photo!

Fairy Thinking
by Mush

Comment:
I was a 5-er. If the noise in the bg been eliminated I would have bumped up. Overall I agree with id, good handling of dof and lighting. Very respectable first entry indeed - I look forward to seeing your future entries!

Half Past Nine
by Dax-

Comment:
Good lord?!?! What do you have to do to win, give your first born?!? Exceptionally underrated. Voters don't understand you, I do. Unfortunately the more abstract art doesn't do well here :(

Beautiful image Bea.

painting of my photo "Sunflowers"
by myra

Comment:
Love it!! I really like the photo too. This is very very well done, looks like monet meets the west! :)

River at-Dusk-painting
by myra

Comment:
Very nice painting!

Chocolate Moose
by idnic

Comment:
Good pun. It just didn't grab my eye for some reason. Does appear oversharpened. I think I would have liked to see more of a "nature scene" made with the chocolate, like a pond and lilies and bullwinkle was walking through that; or maybe somebody sitting at a table with fork, ready to eat mr moose - albeit with a quizzical look on their face. Hmmmm. Or maybe a persimmon?

Merry Christmas. :)

Edit
I think when looking at the photo I'm trying to decide if the moose is chocolate or is it wood; I think this mental debate, especially for someone of my limited mental facilities, obviously took away from my photo-enjoyment.

Message edited by author 2005-12-26 08:37:40.

ruddy_barn.jpg
by wavelength

Comment:
I like the lights and colors of the clouds. I would like to have seen more color depth out of the sky but that would have been difficult w/o a polarizing filter. I like the barn and the grasses. My opinion: a more powerful crop would be to lop off the top of the sky, at least down to the main set of clouds. Overall nicely done photo.