P&S Day 17b.jpg
by socalsteve

Comment:
This one is MUCH better than the other version, even yo my untrained eye! lol The single biggest improvement for me is the removal of that yellow cast that was on the right side. Makes such a huge difference!

Bubble-iscious
by SandyP

Comment:
This is an awesome moment captured! Those bubbles are perfect, and I really like what you did with the tones and the framing.

Plunger ~20
by JeniY

Comment:
That beard gets me every time! If I had a beard like that...well let's just say World, look out!

Portraits Day 19: Cadence II
by socalsteve

Comment:
I've been reading all of the critiques on this series, and there is SOOOOO much that goes into taking a good portrait. Little details that I never noticed seem to make a big difference, and are so obvious when other people point them out. By the end of this month you're going to be a portrait master! Good luck on the new open challenge, by the way! :-)

22
by Retroesque

Comment:
Very nice street shot. There's a lot going on here, and I've enjoyed looking at some of the characters in the background. It's also interesting to see someone in obvious business attire riding a bike to work. Don't see much of that here, unfortunately.

Day 21 - Smile
by Ken

Comment:
What a cutie! There's a nice softness to this picture that works very well.

Library ~21
by JeniY

Comment:
Your b&w conversions are so crisp! I love it!

Day 21 - Refuge
by photokariangel

Comment:
I really don't see how you can continually find a creative way to shoot yourself, but day after day, here you are! You're photos definitely have a style that's all yours. :-)

Can Happiness Be Far Behind?
by annig

Comment:
What a cool story! The only creatures that ever get in my house are tiny lizards and bugs. Both of which I usually find dried up and dead under the furniture.

Summer Breeze.jpg
by Jutilda

Comment:
That's a cool plug in! I really like the softness and the tones. It would be cool to see a before and after on this one.