The Machine
by Alicia

Comment:
Well judging by the pot before it answers I think it wants to know whether you will live life to the max (groan)

Really interesting shot as even with the reflection on the 'west bend' plate it has the feel of a B&W conversion (I was wondering at first whether you had desated the plate on the right)

Rich coffee, rich tones

Day 3 - The Ugly Guy
by BAMartin

Comment:
That reminds me...I've got a meeting with my boss tomorrow

One of those images that because you have captured it so well it turns ugly into attractive. I can see why you and your family would love this so much

Campari
by Retroesque

Comment:
This is cool, makes me feel like I have fallen back in time to the late 1960's. I love the splash of colours and light amidst the dark

Day 1 of 50 - Bolt
by krafty1

Comment:
Gee a great macro and a story I can totally relate to. If you want to find out were it goes then keep it on the fireplace till the end of the 50 day challenge then throw it in the bin

three days later something will then fall off the playset and you will know where it should have gone

Day 3 of 50 - Greetings from Nashville
by krafty1

Comment:
July 3rd...Christmas lunch...man I will never work you americans out

Fantastic mural! and great off the wall (so to speak) image

Day 2 of 50 - 103 Degrees Fahrenheit
by krafty1

Comment:
Oh man I dont know whether to praise your for the wonderful shot (superb B&W conversion) or commiserate for the little ones illness.

She looks totally miserable and fed up, but the fact that shes wearing the pink sunglasses (and I knew they were pink even in black and white) just makes her look a little more sad

Day 3, Rumor
by jackal9

Comment:
Now THATS what I expected your dog to look like. He looks very sweet in that shot but I would hate to have him sic'ed on me (especially if I was a chicken)

Great shot great story

day 3 - Claire on the bars.jpg
by rachelellen

Comment:
You are definitely excused the tummy exposure, what a great shot of your daughter (those bars are a killer) you can see the determination and effort she is exerting. From a composition point of view the brown door behind her is a bit of a killer but from a photographic point of view one to treasure

Day-02.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
Oh my word...great - if heart attack inducing moment.

I do like the sensory overload of colours but also the way that your daughter seems so small and lost in the wide scope of the park

Day 1 - Bird and dragonfly
by bdenny

Comment:
I looked at this shot and one thought popped into my mind ''apocalypse Heron' Just incredible how the d-fly looks like a chopper that you have superimposed on another shot

very nice