Day 9
by breadfan35

Comment:
such wonderful tones.

6. Something very worrying
by suemack

Comment:
does this have anything to do with the missing socks mystery? Guess not if this is at work.
Thanks for the link.

Spatula Day 5
by riversong

Comment:
The curl of the spatula makes it look like it has been well used.
edit to add: I liked the blue on your other pictures. I just asked before because I wanted to copy the effect. :)

Message edited by author 2007-06-09 10:58:27.

Day 2 - Antiquity
by Alley Cat

Comment:
I really like the processing on this.

8. Ribbon Abstract
by suemack

Comment:
This is so beautiful with all the warm colors and softness. A regular landscape contained within inches.

TIGER-SWIM-300507-006.jpg
by jblaylockrayner

Comment:
This is awesome stuff. I think it's much more powerful than the one you entered. The eye contact is great. Looks like he's about to say, "have you gotten your darn picture yet"! But the underwater environment shows thru better in the other, so it was the best one to enter.

Day 5 - Take 2
by kteach

Comment:
yes. The deep curve adds much more to the flow. Just gotta ask, do you have your camera set to incandescent wb? I love the color.

day 5 - unplugged
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
sturdy plug you have there, my dear.
Lovely. Again.

Day 5 - Smiley
by rox_rox

Comment:
It looks surreal. like a nightmare. why is that freak sucked onto the window, a prisioner, staring out into who knows what, there in front of it, that little smile stuck on it's face. What is there to smile about? It is stuck there in a rotting car. forever.
Sorry, I got carried away. I like it. You should take these departures more often.

Snake Eyes
by Wenders11

Comment:
Care to share what you were going for? The shadows help give the dice a 3d look. The other side blends a lot with the background so the 3d aspect dissappears. If the picture was rotated just a bit more clockwise, a greater tension would be created making the dice look like they were falling. Was that what you were trying to do/show? A vertical composition would work better in that case. Upper placement of the dice with lots of room for them to fall into.