Flowers at the Sanctuary
by Ken

Comment:
Digitalis? or foxglove? The spider web is a little distracting - but that is the type of thing one brings back home and finds out later. Green bokeh works.

Hail the conquering hero!
by DemonLlama

Comment:
An excercise in precision. I like the result. The bokeh is not quite pronounced and I wonder if a different coloured background might have helped - along with some sort of back lighting. It would be nice to make the subject pencil stand out a little better too. 7.

I know you are there
by sctajc

Comment:
I like the drama in this one. You tried to do something out of the ordinary for the challenge. Kudos to you.

Candy for Moo
by neophyte

Comment:
Clover, surely. And a fine photo indeed. Bokeh is lush and pleasing. 7.

Yellowstone Trees
by Apaskoff

Comment:
I expect he means the fire was not done by someone - i.e. set by an arsonist...

Vive Trees!
by gurlwithapen

Comment:
Very pleasant soft tone.

End of the Road
by gurlwithapen

Comment:
Deserves to be appreciated again. Pleasant location, light, and processing.

Forgotten
by vien

Comment:
Very good symbolic shot.

city scape
by gurlwithapen

Comment:
My favourite of the ones you just posted. High contrast compressed tonality shows the true texture of a city.

Message edited by author 2006-06-23 10:41:55.

Lady on the Rock
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Reminds me of old, old photos in albums. They sometimes crack after a bit or get torn with handling. Like old hand tools one finds in tag sales, the surfaces worn shiny by human labour is attracive IMO. The trace of human activity - such as a plastered wall - is a subliminal language. You use it well but have a few bits of grammar yet to learn.

Message edited by author 2006-06-23 09:50:18.