Dang computer bugs
by mbardeen

Comment:
Clever idea to be sure, but the focus and contrasts are also good. 9

Can you guess who's hiding in here?
by BJ

Comment:
Very nice! Great contrasts and lovely DOF. 9

fuzzy face
by chalcone

Comment:
This is a unique angle for a butterly shot. Nice rich colors and good choice of focus.

Looking Right At 'Ya
by FranziskaLang

Comment:
I love the delicate wings, made more so by the duotone. 9

Charlotte's Web
by connie

Comment:
Water droplets and rule of thirds make this photo really stark and nice. The rule of thirds lets us know that there's a spider around somewhere. It the bug were centered, it would not be so. 10

Bug Eyed!
by Sonifo

Comment:
The sharp image and the white background reallymake this shot stand out. 10

Flor buscando sol
by cimarron98

Comment:
Lovely. Remarkable. Don't mess with it. It's perfect.

A Maize of Corn
by dsidwell

Comment:
To Clues56: I simply held my camera in my right hand and the cob of corn in the other, pressed the cob against the bottom of the camera for stability, set a fairly deep DOF (actually I took about two dozen shots with varying depths of field). The entire shot was taken around 6 pm when the sun was still in the sky but fairly low, and I made sure that I was in the shade, with background stuff fairly far away. So my fancy lighting is the sun, but in the shade.

An Aggie Moon over Old Main
by dsidwell

Comment:
Right, Rob. I ran up there at about sunset, but suddenly all of my kids wanted to come too, so I got there a little late, so it was just after sunset. I hardly altered this shot at all; I did rotate it about 1 degree CW (apparently not enough!), and still had about 30 seconds to get it up before the challenge deadline!

This, by the way, is Utah State University--we're the Aggies, too, in addition to Texas A&M.

poverty
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Actually, I love this photo and the grotesque irony involved. Bravo!