Maid of Honor, Groom, and Best Man
by cynthiann

Comment:
I totally agree with BeeCee. This is a great shot, and yes the light streaks on the shirt are distracting, but easily could be eliminated.
Great shot with fantastic emotion.

Hardbody-1 After.jpg
by wehrmacher

Comment:
Add me as three ... my favorite of the three right here. The diagonal fade background really sets the figure off to perfection.
Actually I have to respectfully disagree with Jaker, I think the dark background actually grounds this shot. IMO the background set the statue off in a more pleasing and calming tone/light and actually puts the focus on the statue and not the background.

Message edited by author 2008-06-04 11:02:50.

He Knows
by JuliBoc

Comment:
You know I remember when you said it was the first portrait of your husband that you shot ... and now I believe I'd recognize him on the street (if I ran across him).
Congrats. Great job, Julianne, of course.

The Guzzling Gosling
by Jedusi

Comment:
Adorable ... no other word for it.
Love your assessment ...I peck, therefore I am!...

Wild Enough?
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Heh heh heh, looks like Donald Trump!

Love this capture.

The referees are jackasses
by trevytrev

Comment:
I absolutely adore your message about why you named this photo what you did. I love it! Love the face on the middle one, looks like he smelled something bad and he's saying "OK, now who keeps doing that?".
And composition-wise that diagonal of stripes on stripes on stripes rocks.

business card 1-1.jpg
by gwe21

Comment:
Very nicely done.

Day 03
by Dirt_Diver

Comment:
Love it, I have a very similar shot that I snapped recently. It was at the Eastern State Prison. Something about old locks and chains just gets to me.
I went back and checked your motivational poster processed shot ... you got a lil ol 9er from me.
I really like what you've done with this subject.

Delicate Invader
by MaryO

Comment:
Nice, I can almost smell the intoxicating scent of this Honeysuckle. I love the summer when our whole house fan is on and the windows are open and I drift off to sleep with the smell of Honeysuckle carrying me there.
Oooooh, that was nearly poetic ... and your photo did it!

day2_after.jpg
by love

Comment:
AWESOME. Another soul that is just crying out to morph photography and artistic freedom. I'm afraid they've beaten me down and I've fallen into the yes, OK syndrome. You go, girl!