"Dinner's ready."
by JuliBoc

Comment:
bravo! he reminds me of my hamsters... :)

dream'n
by alliebeal

Comment:
you probably should have used the sharpen tool after resizing. i've discovered that it has a huge impact on the quality of the picture. it may not sway DPC votes by much, but it at least helps your image. hope that helps some. :)

moon.jpg
by jackal9

Comment:
nice. i love the moon so much! i saw a setting harvest moon last year; it was so beautiful setting over the ocean! that was part of what drove me to get my first camera. i didn't want to miss another shot like that...

Around and Around
by Muppet

Comment:
well, photoshop would have really helped, but instead i had to post edit with HP Image Zone because my month trial expired and i can't find CS2. (at posthumous) i am pretty tolerant of spinning, but i was sick at the time and just wanted to get the shot over with. :)

Mind's Carousel
by posthumous

Comment:
grrr >.< ... you took my entry and did it better...way better...grrr...congrats, honestly! :D

Still Standing...
by jackal9

Comment:
i think it's funny that your top two rated pics are of this house :) . great colors and a great subject. it reeks of "calm after storm".

Sharpening Stone...Stilled by Time
by WriteHeart

Comment:
good show, once again you've pulled off a technical masterpiece. it must be because of your online manual :P

Mouse Pan
by Zoomdak

Comment:
awesome! did you photoshop in the white spot, or was it already their? anyways, coolest mouse ever!

Tying you a Fly for Fishing...Relax, have fun!!
by WriteHeart

Comment:
congrats on you pb! the detail is astoundingly crisp, but the thing that i like most about this pic is that even though the metal is reflecting light about right where you are, there is no sign of you! i strugle with that in some of my pics, and some pictures that would have been awesome were made simply great or mediocre due to some sort of reflection. anyways, bravo! bring it in for the team!

An Invitation to the Beach
by charliebaker

Comment:
hey Mr Robinson! great shot! and like previously stated, it is nice to see it from a different point of view *giving Zoomdak a sideways glare*. (don't be alarmed. i'm James Downes' youngest sibling. no stalkers here! :] ) i'm faving it.