Day 37 of 50 - Mailbox Topper
by krafty1

Comment:
wow, good cloning job. You're right, I can't even see where you did anything like that, even knowing that you did.

I really like photographing statues, because you can play with light and shadow and textures. You did a great job capturing the detail in the feathers here, and I love the bokeh.

Day 36 of 50 - Flowers
by krafty1

Comment:
landscape flowers are always good for an emergency shot. :)

I like the riot of color and texture you have in this image. Good job!

Day 35 of 50 - Thirty-Four
by krafty1

Comment:
I can never do macros of my keyboard because it is always so grimy that it would be a leeetle too embarrassing. :) Nice shot, I like the contrast.

45day4947
by Pug-H

Comment:
Oh, what a funny idea for a paper-clip holder! Would be even funnier used for straight pins, which is what we used a magnetized paperclip holder for at my grandmother's house. :)

Perfect product-photography shot.

50Day44: NYC Water Tower
by citymars

Comment:
Fresno, California, the nearest 'major' city to me, is such a boring place that one of its old water towers is a major landmark. Just a random note.

I love all of your city shots; this one is interesting because it's not something you'd expect to see above all the urban scenery. Are any of these actually still in use?

Also, it's interesting, looking at the other comments, the difference in monitor calibrations: This is not a silhouette on my machine.

Day 44
by karmat

Comment:
gorgeous bokeh and I like the vivid blue. Lovely rings, too.

Day 38 of 50 - Amazing Circle Mickey D's
by krafty1

Comment:
great puzzle-style shot -- from the thumb I had no idea what it was.

44.jpg
by ivale28

Comment:
Beautiful! Love the framing.

Grumpy Josh
by thomaspeople

Comment:
ahh, the summer buzzcut. I love the green of his eyes. Great shot.

43day4842
by Pug-H

Comment:
FABULOUS detail on this interesting-looking guy. The red on his skin, the bumps -- even the cleft in his lip -- all so nice and sharp and vivid! Great capture. (looks like a toad to me, but what do I know -- I thought possums were rodents.)