Freedom's just another word
by raish

Comment:
No doubt it fits the challenge. :)

Papier d'impression
by IreneM

Comment:
Very nice.

Summertime Blues
by grahamgator

Comment:
Nice lighting and composition.

The Drummer
by Marc923

Comment:
Hey Marc. I like this. I think your composition is fantastic, with the subject framed nicely amongst the drum kit. The lighting on his face is great and the shutter speed (whilst you probably didn't choose it, seeing as how you were maxed out in terms of aperture and ISO) is nice. Sharp enough to have a pretty clear shot of the face, with a little motion blur in the hand/stick. So, what hurt your score? Unfortunately it was probably the noise. Personally I regard ISO 3200 from the K20D as pretty much unusable. Funnily enough I have just been playing with my son's K-r at high ISOs and it makes me realise how far things have come since the K20D. Maybe it's time we both upgraded to the K-5? Just a suggestion... :)

Davies Chuck Wagon Diner - Lakewood, Colorado
by Marc923

Comment:
I see you broke out the 70/2.4 again for this one. My entry for the rule of thirds challenge was also shot with it, so between the 2 of us we're beginning to get a few images up on the lens's page. Nice tones on this B&W by the way. :)

Silver Dollar Diner, Newport News, VA
by vawendy

Comment:
See what happens when you don't have a squirrel? Bad luck Wendy. Still a great shot though.

gotta get us an ND filter for the BSpurgeon Challenge!!
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Love the high contrast Penny.

Taking a moment
by salmiakki

Comment:
Hey, this is really cool Sarah.

IMGP4703
by Qiki

Comment:

Originally posted by bspurgeon: A surprised expression! Fantastic BW, the whole set actually. What is she holding? Is she sitting and writing?

A pencil. She was practicing her sketching skills by copying pictures from a book. And doing a mighty fine job of it too.

Arizona Meteor Crater
by tanguera

Comment:
Way to go Johanna! Great image, deserving of the ribbon it achieved.