Follow Me
by indiejojoba

Comment by Denielle:
love the desaturation in this photo. the bridge is awesomely shaped... adds a cool twist. great shot... very Zen like.

Follow Me
by indiejojoba

Comment by Ja-9:
this has to be taken at St. Louis Botanical Gardens in the Japanese Garden...for me the tones in this are a bit dull and flat

St. Louis Basilica
by indiejojoba

Comment by Balko:
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Bella
by indiejojoba

Comment by jmritz:
I see you!

St. Louis Basilica
by indiejojoba

Comment by littlemav:
Nice! I espically like you've captured the worshippers in this!

Bella
by indiejojoba

Comment by PetRock:
Lighting distracts from Red-er-er

Bella
by indiejojoba

Comment by giantmike:
That looks like really neat chair. I bet you could do some cool stuff with it outside.

Santa's Favorite.
by indiejojoba

Comment by kasaba:
I apologise, I am new to this and you are "stuck" with my comments. Pls. realise that this is *my* learning curve more than yours!
Nice interpretation of the theme. I feel the whole picture is a little lopsided. I want to grab the glass to stop it from sliding off the table :-). Since the main subject of the photo are the cookies AND the milk, perhaps the focus should have been on both, or maybe have the milk prominently as the backdrop without having the black chair there as well. Maybe a different colour table top would have made this composition more intersting and the green decor on the plate is unnecessary as it doesn't add anything to the picture

Santa's Favorite.
by indiejojoba

Comment by TimTam:
Nothing wrong with your idea, the execution looks a little "raw" compared to the competition. For a simple idea like this (milk and cookies), you need a really sharp capture with a clean (almost studio) background or a very creative angle to catch the viewers attention. The chair in the background is a bit distracting and the crop at the top of the milk glass doesn't come across as intentional. I hope Santa enjoyed his cookies :-)

Genealogy
by indiejojoba

Comment by paynekj:
I feel the detail is a bit too indistinct to effectively convey the topic.