Day 16 - View from a friend's window
by xianart

Comment:
Nice job of capturing the peacefulness of the place (yes, even if we can see you), and impressive job of working against the sun. I envy you these views (from your own window or a friend's).

Single Window
by daboardergirl

Comment:
I love windows, and this is such a great shot. The window itself, the stuff inside (falling out); all with nice textures and shades!

Day 17 - "We had to walk up hill both ways...!"
by bs-photos

Comment:
This is a really neat shot, and as I'll say later (I'm going backwards, so it looks like I'm time traveling), I like the sepia here, it works really well as you've done it. I like the texture in the snow on the road from the tires.

Yippy-i-o candy Day 14
by emily212

Comment:
I like the composition here, and the motion blurred person -- is that what Wyoming chocolate does to you :P

Snowboarder Day 15
by emily212

Comment:
Neat shot; people against the sky are always good subjects. Did you post-process this at all? Was it snowing? If so, you're probably out of luck in trying to get more contrast and color in the sky, but it might be worth a try; this might look really good in b&w, too! Neat image; brings back memories of sliding down mountains on my bottom!

Feb 5
by elemess

Comment:
It does pop, doesn't it? I like the composition, it has a nice, balanced feel to it.

Bee in a Tree. Day 7 Feb.jpg
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Nice capture, nice bright colors, and with wildlife to boot!

Leah, Bike Week Mag.JPG
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Good job given all that chrome, the parking lot lighting, and other "distractions" ;)

Thistle
by daboardergirl

Comment:
I agree with everyone who said the long lens makes it pop (nice shallow DoF), but I also agree including a bit more of it in the frame (so zooming out slightly or stepping back a bit) might have strengthened the composition a bit.

Sale - parts only
by ShutterPug

Comment:
I actually skipped commenting on this a few times (sorry); it made me sad, which I guess means as an image it did its job; something that struck me was the way the rescue crew (especially those not at the car) look very matter of fact; I know, they need to be that way, otherwise it would get to be too much, but I think the picture reflects that nicely. I also like the irony in the title. Well done.