Check!
by LevT

Comment:
this is up there in the challenge .
i love black and white images for one . and i'm loving the dof in this ..
great how you have caught the intensity and focus of the man ..
so good .. one of my favs . :)

The Rope Game
by jomari

Comment:
lol .. i've seen that look before ... !! .
so intense ...
looks like this rope toy has had a good workout over time ..
this is great for the challenge . :)

In the Lair of the Dungeon Master
by Bear_Music

Comment:
WOW .. an abundance of games . !! .
and perfect for the challenge .. :)

Base hit deep to left field
by markwiley

Comment:
great action shot .. :)

Beach ball
by Neat

Comment:
i'm going through the entries in this challenge and this is so obviously a neat image .. your family shots are wonderful ..
this is perfect for the challenge ... loving the way the little boy and the man are nearly touching ..
i can imagine the family will be loving the pics you took for them .
seeing a ribbon for this . .:)

Monopoly
by Lydia

Comment:
nicely photographed .. it works for the challenge . and should do well . :)

Family Game Night: I knew there would be...
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
i love this game .. i play it with my grandson .. 9 times out of 10 he wins .. and i dont know why .. we dont play for money and no-one is harmed during or after the game ..
it looks like the same isnt the case here .. lol ..
i like this a lot because its got a story .. athough pretty dark .. and its well thought out . :)

Kiosk
by LevT

Comment:

Originally posted by LevT: Thank you Roz! Yes, lately I've been using Topaz Denoise pretty regularly when I process high-ISO shots. It's great, but you have to be careful not to overdo it and avoid artifacts: play with different settings, use masking, etc.

thanks so much for the info Lev .. :)

Contemplation Gulch
by blindjustice

Comment:
oh .. i didn't realise ..
first place on your profile page ..
double congratulations ..!!..

Feathers in Flight
by ErinKirsten

Comment:
this is such an incredible shot Erin ..
i keep coming back to it ..
just as a matter of interest do you use some form of tracking on your focus settings .. so you can lock onto a moving subject ... :)