What was I thinking?
by kwhj81979

Comment by spiritualspatula:
Cute title, but I have a feeling you're getting hammered by the voters. Whites are overexposed.

What was I thinking?
by kwhj81979

Comment by bjoern:
Funny title for it.

What was I thinking?
by kwhj81979

Comment by littlegett:
Cute snapshot of the cat. It appears a bit bright but it is fun and that is what matters.

On a Pedestal
by kwhj81979

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Looks like a big-headed cartoon character.

It happens to us all :)
by kwhj81979

Comment by glad2badad:
Yep, and it's not pretty at home either. :-) You've certainly met the challenge theme of twisted / curved lines, but quite honestly, the photo is underwhelming from a viewing standpoint. Also, why not use the full 640 pixels? You only used 500 on the long side.

On a Pedestal
by kwhj81979

Comment by scooter97:
Very nice choice of color for this and it is timed perfectly. My only thought is that it might be cropped a bit tight at the top. Nice shot overall.

On a Pedestal
by kwhj81979

Comment by Paul:
OK, I'm going through the Free Study submissions, purposefully finding those images I think are shot with a less conventional eye - this is one of those images! Thanks for offering something that isn't just DPC friendly eye-candy (though of course there's nothing wrong with eye-candy). I'll be picking one of these images for my Mu (most underrated) award:

Positives: Such an interesting image - great colour and lighting, the reflections are particularly good. I don't know how you have managed to achieve that mist effect at the bottom (top) of the image.

Critical stuff: the crop at the top of the image is a little tight I think but other than that - this brings a whole new look to water drops.

Overall: A really interesting and well executed image.

It happens to us all :)
by kwhj81979

Comment by thatsanicepicture:
How did you get a picture of my computer area?

It happens to us all :)
by kwhj81979

Comment by ahjenny:
Oh yes it does. :)

It happens to us all :)
by kwhj81979

Comment by Melethia:
Yep, that indeed is something we all have. Most of my piles that look like that are in a box in the basement - I'm tempted to give them away without looking inside! Meets the challenge but rather blah in the approach with the straight overhead, harsh light bit. Maybe a shot from down low, looking across, with lower light to create a sense of a twisted jungle, for instance?