Froth n Bubble
by jomari

Comment:
The big one in the middle makes it happen.
Foam is such an ordinary but extraordinary thing if you think about all the forces and principles at work shaping the bubbles.
B&W makes you focus on form and composition in this.
It would look cool to try something like this with well lit, brightly colored objects, or maybe foil wrapping paper below the layer of bubbles.
The reflections of the windows are captivating in the way they are in every bubble and at so many different sizes.

Message edited by author 2015-01-18 01:08:29.

02 - Wood
by hajeka

Comment:
This is very "tactile" looking. It seems like something worth touching, just to see what it feels like.

PaW Week 2
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Ahhh. What a marvelous scene. You win. : ) We can all go home now.

San Francisco Pier
by DigiFotoBuddy

Comment:
I like what the water is doing on the walkway in this photo. Great leading line there too.

05033
by pixelpig

Comment:
It's interesting to me because I'm interested in most anything that refracts or bends light. The tree seems to be working pretty well for background in this one.
I would be wanting to experiment with shooting the individual beads, but know that's not what you're after with your shot.

I'll give her shelter from the storm
by gyaban

Comment:
A joy to see! Thank you.

Boogie Nights
by bohemka

Comment:
Congrats on the blue! I enjoyed the read too. That was good use of the tree lights as well.
The Nikkor 85 1.8 is a fab lens. I have the manual version and love it for portraits.

Foggy Morning
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Congrats Yo! Good fudge, great image.

Let's start with a shrimp cocktail
by hajeka

Comment:
It's nice to see your favorite shooting subject and style rewarded with a new DPC ribbon. Tasty looking and tasteful image.

NOT The Traditional Bird
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Colgrats my friend! I see your elbow in the reflection. Great job with existing light, hand held, and good to eat as well.