Party for Two
by cools98

Comment:
Well executed, but uninspiring, IMHO - good luck!

Good doggies!
by xtian

Comment:
Very nice - excellent technique - that light is really nice & the composition stops you in your tracks! Good luck...

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Watch Out for the Sign
by Blink_Too_Fast

Comment:
ha ha! lol - that's great - nice job!

Back Alley Neighbors
by Charlene

Comment:
Nice shades & great composition.

Twin Bridges
by Neil

Comment:
Nice!

Busy Bee's
by Snake

Comment:
Too processed - it seems you started with a very blurry, low contrast image & sharpened it 'till it didn't look any better!

Sorry, I'm sure you're getting lots of those comments. Next time, try a faster shutter speed & higher ISO & stop down as much as you can without losing too much light. The faster shutter speed will reduce the effects of camera shake (rule of thumb is to use a speed one step higher than focal length - IOW, if you are using a 100mm lens, use a minimum of 120 shutter speed, 200mm lens use a 250 shutter speed); You'll need the higher ISO to keep the image from being too dark when you stop down (decrease the aperture size like from an f/2.8 to a f/8 - most lenses perform best between f/5.6 & f/11). You'll want the smaller aperture size because it will increase the amount of area in focus relative to the distance from your camera.

If you already know all this, then I'm probably sounding like a jerk now. I just didn't want to leave a negative comment without offering advice...

Dice & Dominoes
by signal2noise

Comment:
creative...

Simultaneous Strikes
by chip_k

Comment:
wow - what luck! - I really dig that you can see the strike point on that one on the right...

Introducing the new ones
by Mambe

Comment:
too cute...

Floral Twins
by Nobody

Comment:
well done - you got that red perfect!