Sunset Swimmers
by cdn1

Comment:
Nice silhouettes and end-of-summer-day feeling. I think a deep and rich black and white rendition would be much better though or perhaps an earlier catch with the setting sun in the background.

CampSiteWide.jpg
by AP

Comment:
Nice location. We found the mozzies were a little thirsty this year in Vermont.

The Pitchman (Joseph Ades, Union Square Market)
by pawdrix

Comment:
My wife saw Joe's daughter in Brooklyn Borough Hall green market last week selling peelers. She has taken his place... I missed her but will drop by to say a few words... Joe being British and having that Australian connection too (same as me) we clicked..

Sunset on the Bridge
by beaphotograph

Comment:
Looks like one of those rude passing cyclists knocked your elbow just as you clicked the shutter button...

"London:Heart of the Empire and Wonder of the World" (Arthur Mee) 1937
by Lutchenko

Comment:
I remember books by Arthur Mee from my childhood and good they were.

Green energies
by Rino63

Comment:
Nice commercial shot. Very difficult processing to avoid banding in the sky though. You have to play around with levels and curves very very gently to avoid artifacting and posterization.

Great Blue Heron
by Drake

Comment:
Perfect shot, in my opinion. No need to enhance with Photoshop effects...

miserable thursday
by Lutchenko

Comment:
Not just any road, not even just any choked UK road either, not just any UK choked road with petrol prices sky high - not just them but the bloody M25, a travesty of road design, an eyesore of modern Britain. Driven it more than a few times and never liked it once - even though I get to drive it a lot faster than the blasted 55 mph mandatory speed limit of NY State.

by Mephisto

Comment:
Salman Rushdy meats Marlene Dietrich on a wet night. They're working on a come-back...

Morning Flood, Swan River Estuary
by PenelopeK

Comment:
Beautiful morning and I like the tone. But it is hard to avoid banding/posterization when processing some exposures, isn't it.