wash over the rocks
by Abra

Comment:
Nicely frozen. I like the effect. It must have been very bright if you got it down to 1/5000 and ISO 100.

Special Delivery
by vawendy

Comment:
Oh, bloody hell. So if the stores had had any candy hearts, there wouldn't have been a problem. Damn.

IMG_3863-detail---1565 Bush at Van Ness
by sfalice

Comment:
There's a lot to see here. The old architecture juxtaposed against the new Infiniti sign, the reflections of the buildings across the street....a lot of great detail. I like this shot a lot.

Come on boss, like to visit my good friend Ben (8/52)
by Kroburg

Comment:
Lovely. I like how the light shows through his fur. That's hard to get with my dog (Great Dane). On this shot, I would lighten the shady side of him just a bit more. Not a lot, but just a bit. The other thing is that his shady side is a bit more blue than the rest of the shot. If you're using lightroom, this is easy to fix with the shadow tint slider. With other tools, you might have to do some masking to select just the dog, then adjust the color.

08 - At Sundown
by ursula

Comment:
This one, I like a lot. Beautiful lines and colors, it has a nice flow to it.

Reflections
by ciaeagle

Comment:
LOL. I took a couple of bird photography classes from a guy once, who, every time a student presented their work, the guy would turn on something in the app he was using that caused the blown highlights to blink (just like on your camera display). It drove me crazy. Why can't we just look at the picture of the damn bird, without all that blinking crap?

Anyway, this particular picture looks fine. There may be blown sections, but they're small and unimportant.

Who?
by ciaeagle

Comment:
Awwwww....good job nailing the focus on the eye.

MJO_5017
by MattO

Comment:
All of the shots are professionally done, excellent shots, of course. But I like this one the best for what it represents. A simple shot, that requires some explanation, but tells us something about love and the meaning of life.

03453 - Gorgeous George
by pixelpig

Comment:
It's a really sweet picture. I find with the dogs, I have to go to at least 5.6 to get the nose and eyes in focus on the same shot. Smaller than 5.6 with the great dane.

07/52 - peeking
by mitalapo

Comment:
I love the dog peeking into the shot from behind. I'm not as bothered by the POV as the others, possibly because I've been working with wide angle a lot recently myself.