14.52 Dining alfresco
by Melethia

Comment:
I like these candid street shots a lot. The conversion is nice, and agree with others that the original crop is very good, too.

Week 15 - Night shot
by hajeka

Comment:
This is so cool! Everything about the photo is good, but the streaming smoke from the stacks makes it even better.

Six feet
by LevT

Comment:
This is great! I laughed just seeing the thumbnail. Very creative and funny.

Dragon Tree
by Alicia

Comment:
Nice capture of a very unusual tree. The Del is a fabulous place, and Coronado is one of my favorite places around San Diego. Remember, the Marilyn Monroe movie Some Like It Hot ?...It was filmed at the Hotel Del Coronado in the late '50's.

:-D
by trevytrev

Comment:
Wouldn't it be nice to be that happy, and carefree again? What a cute shot...her arm kind of looks like the Michelin Man's. This is really a great baby portrait, and I'm sure one that you will cherish forever.

Trafalgar Sq (Week 16)
by booboo_goon

Comment:
Wow, I love this photograph! It reminds me of some 18th century paintings I have seen. The grand square with the people (and birds) moving about...the great sky and architecture, all make this a great shot. There was a artist named Antonio Canaletto, who painted these types of scenes. His were mostly Italian scenes, but they were in this style.

11 - Goats
by ErikV

Comment:
Ha! The goat on the right looks like a poodle with horns. The goats really stand out against the dark background, and the hay in the foreground gives the shot good overall balance.

IMG_1881.jpg
by Brad

Comment:
Brad, this is really a great portrait! Available light portraits are my favorites, and the lighting in this one is perfect.

Week 15 - Woodstock Bridge
by bassbone

Comment:
I like everything about this photograph...the lines, geometric shapes, the rich tones of the wood, and the composition are all very good.

people with umbrellas (b&w 2008 #8)
by nikolaos

Comment:
The tones in this photo are outstanding. The entire scene is quite appealing, and I like the affect the wet cobbles...they add light to the photograph.