Confuzed
by heida

Comment:
Very nice work!
I love the lighting, contrast and sharpness.
Any notes on the setup you used?
Congratulations on a job well done.

This shot is truly great. The very soft lighting and the detail you captured in the face in very nice.

Details please :)

I'm truly impressed on how much your work has improved in the last year

Joyful
by heida

Comment:
Very nice work!
I love the lighting, contrast and sharpness.
Any notes on the setup you used?
Congratulations on a job well done.

I really like this shot with the very fine frame and the hand seemingly reaching the corner limit.

I'm truly impressed on how much your work has improved in the last year

Graceful
by heida

Comment:
Very nice work!
I love the lighting, contrast and sharpness.
Any notes on the setup you used?
Congratulations on a job well done.
I'm truly impressed on how much your work has improved in the last year.

spider2.jpg
by sp00f

Comment:
I think overall this is the best of the 3 shots.
The sharpness and contrast are very well done.

spider3.jpg
by sp00f

Comment:
I think this shot "Spider2" could have used a little more contrast as in the "Spider3" shot.

fash1.jpg
by sp00f

Comment:
I really like this shot.
Was this the original composition?
Did you consider adding more of the model in the shot?

Road to Denali
by crabappl3

Comment:
Excellent shot!
Congratulations Danny.

Mountain Lion (Cougar)
by RHoldenSr

Comment:
The lens was set at F5.6 according to the exif data, you have to do the math the camera will not do it for you :)

Interrupted at Dinner
by kirbic

Comment:
Congratualtions!

You and Jacko (Bug Man) are raising the standards for DPC challenges :)

Wild Blue Yonder
by kirbic

Comment:
Congratulations on the great work!

We use to call Mechanical Engineers "Tin Knockers" but not sure what they call one in the electronics field. Plumbing Engineers were call "Turd Herders" and Electrical Engineers (Me) were all called "Sparky"

Again very well done.