Edison Vase
by Lutchenko

Comment:
AWESOME JOB! Woo hoo! LOVED this photo! :) Congratulations and thanks for the friendly rivalry. ;-)

Kangaroos.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
Nice light, and great choice of subject -- really exotic for those of us in the northern hemisphere who only see kangaroos in zoos. :)

beachcombing
by teranb

Comment:
I love your composition. Maybe just a wee bit more contrast, or different light? Great juxtaposition of textures, though!

Rusted Window
by moriadelacroix

Comment:
I like the lines and the way I want to keep looking at it to see what it is. Good detail and contrast. Maybe without the black bars top and bottom, though? At first they look like part of the picture but now that I look more closely I think they're added...?

Mausoleum
by moriadelacroix

Comment:
Fascinating subject -- like tph1, I always wondered why people use these. (I did see a funeral once, from a distance, where one was used, and frankly I found it a wee bit creepy.) Nicely captured and treated too -- appropriately dark and somber.

Week 18 - On Campus
by shalrath

Comment:
Very nice candid-portrait look. I love the bokeh and the good focus on the girl's face and hands, and the pose is interesting. If it's posed, maybe just bring her eyes just a touch more forward, but that's just an idea, not a complaint. Great job.

Day 02 - Fire
by shalrath

Comment:
Interesting abstract-ish shot that also tells a story. Oops! :) (I always wondered if that happened with those lanterns.)

3
by maynerd12

Comment:
Good capture of the innovative architecture. Maybe more contrast or a different method of conversion to b/w would give it extra POP, but overall it's very nice.

2
by maynerd12

Comment:
A rehearsal for GREASE! :) What fun. Great shot, too! Very sharp and expressive. Did you have them pose, or were they just doing their thing?

(I was rather disillusioned in my one semester of drama my senior year of HS to discover that the yearbook photos I'd always thought were candids from rehearsals -- one lead looking over the other lead's shoulder at the script, group of actors in costume looking at the director who's gesticulating, etc. -- were -- gasp -- POSED.)

In-The-Field.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
Oh, this makes me miss my walker hound. OK, he wasn't MY walker hound, he was a foster dog, but I got... very attached. I like the depth here -- OOF grass, sharp focus on dog, more OOF grass, trees, hills. Nice. I like the color too.