Duck wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 24, 2018 3:13 am

Decorative girder system on a commercial building? Looks like maybe on the inside of the glass. Mall, airport or such like edifice?

Should I give you credit? You're close but it isn't a mall or airport or technically an edifice, and there's no glass...

Matt Quinn wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 24, 2018 2:03 am

minniev wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 23, 2018 11:37 pm

Hint: I turned it a half turn, but it didn't really matter.

That center thingy looks like a hinge; drying rack?

Matt

Nope, Duck is warmer.

Duck wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 24, 2018 1:10 am

How's this?

Unitas_Photography-Brittany-2.jpg

Much better. As a woman who's always had "shiny" skin, I know she'll appreciate the extra touches.

Well taken portraits of lovely young ladies with personality that you’ve captured. One thought- is there a way to reduce the reflective shine a little bit on the second young lady’s face? Especially on forehead and chin?

Downtown New Haven is Yale Country. Every other building is most likely owned by them. In one little corner sits a famous venue called Toad's Place, a small, cramped little building that has hosted many famous musical acts in its heyday. Next to that building is an alleyway leading to a series of a...

like the B/W, really like the background on the second, but don't like the green of the flower itself - just a personal dislike of that particular color. But the reds and yellows and orange on the background work well with it. Thank ya. If I could remember how I got that desaturated look on the oth...

thanks for that extensive list.. on the quick redo, I muted the colors on the texture more, and I did a horizontal motion blur - that helped remove some of the vertical lines that were pulling my eyes down (I think).. hum2S-1.jpg This is better. Easier to look at, and the texture isn’t fighting the...

PietFrancke wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 24, 2018 12:22 am

I love the first one, and then I happened to see the second one. Now I don't love the first one so much...

Thanks Piet. I still don’t know exactly what I did to end up with the second one.

this is my favorite of your swamp images. The depth is amazing, I would call it "hallway of mirrors" or some such. I love the tones and the richness of color. I'd consider darkening the top left so that the only major light remaining is in the center. The spot where swamp child stands is a wonderfu...

Saw this and thought I'd share the link.......http://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-43810323 Great stuff Frank, thanks for sharing. That last one of the horse reminds me of someone... reminds me of what Donald must have looked like in his youth. Though I am pretty sure the other end looks pretty much...