Noisy Tree
by JeremyFleury

Comment:
This is a nice photo. And it leaves me wondering whether or not the grain really enhanced the image. To me, grain works best in photos that are dark, contrasty or moody, or to provide an "aged" look. This seems to me like a good image that had grain added to it for a contest, rather than an image that was enhanced by the use of grain. Keep shooting! :)

Black-eyed Susans
by drydoc

Comment:
This is a nice photo. And it leaves me wondering whether or not the grain really enhanced the image. To me, grain works best in photos that are dark, contrasty or moody, or to provide an "aged" look. This seems to me like a good image that had grain added to it for a contest, rather than an image that was enhanced by the use of grain. Keep shooting! :)

Neal Hendrix
by michael_p

Comment:
This is a nice photo. However, It leaves me wondering whether or not the grain really enhanced the image. To me, grain works best in photos that are dark, contrasty or moody, or to provide an "aged" look. This seems to me like a good image that had grain added to it for a contest, rather than an image that was enhanced by the use of grain. Keep shooting! :)

Boogie boardin'
by Flash

Comment:
This is a nice photo. However, It leaves me wondering whether or not the grain really enhanced the image. To me, grain works best in photos that are dark, contrasty or moody, or to provide an "aged" look. This seems to me like a good image that had grain added to it for a contest, rather than an image that was enhanced by the use of grain. Keep shooting! :)

Fall is here
by coraanne

Comment:
This is a nice photo. However, It leaves me wondering whether or not the grain really enhanced the image. To me, grain works best in photos that are dark, contrasty or moody, or to provide an "aged" look. This seems to me like a good image that had grain added to it for a contest, rather than an image that was enhanced by the use of grain. Keep shooting! :)

Doorway to the past
by bugsy55

Comment:
This focus seems pretty fuzzy to me, but I like the shades of color in the wood.

19th century image
by p2jvr

Comment:
This image seems pretty washed out on my monitor. Try adjusting the contrast, or if you have photoshop, try adjusting the levels. I love all those deer! :)

Rebel
by gaurawa

Comment:
Terrific. The grain and black and white work really well here, and his expression and tattoo are awesome. Great job!

Mystic Doe
by pedahel7

Comment:
It's lucky that you caught this image! Parts of it seem very overexposed on my monitor.

She Wore Red Shoes
by Herblacklist12

Comment:
This image made me laugh hysterically (especially the title). But I'm curious-- how does grain connect with this photo? I know the image is grainy, but the subject matter does not seem to be enhanced by the grain. I just had to comment, because it's one of those obscure photos that makes me laugh. Keep shooting!