Tom M

Nice color,exposure and sharpness Billy…

Nice sharp capture,Dave…

Waiting for the blueberries…

Yes they are a jazz ensemble, good guess. The saxophonist is my grandson and the bass player his girlfriend. They're called the 3 Little Bops plus one(they originally didn't have the keyboard player, but added him in later). They're young accomplished musicians going to a local University(Tennessee Tech)…

I like this a lot too. What I really like is the guy on the left just starting to go through…

This was a great exercise in the stages to a great photo. Well done to all who participated…

I like the 2nd picture better with more of the horses legs showing. The blacks are a little too black though…

I too agree that the onlooker adds to the photo. It adds to the disbelief or confusion of the guy on the bike. I think I would just mellow out the saturation of the greens just a tad…

Played In the Shade…

I think a more interesting photo to me, would have been to have had the lady sit between the legs near the feet with her legs extending to just behind the feet, so the feet looked like they were her feet…

Agree with what Federico is saying about the processing, but for me it is the weird angles in this. The road going down from left to right could be acceptable, but then at the top it is going up from left to right. But I guess what I find the most distracting is the steps she is sitting on are sloping too much, level that off…

I agree with what Frank is saying- there is just too much happening in the middle 3rd of the image…

Looks like a great place to sit with a beer and watch the sunset, Ed…

Thanks Kent & Bobbie…

Wood Chairs

Stone Walled

It is a shame about this being”dumped”(couldn't resist), but it does offer a unique photo. This would look really cool I think, John, with the toilet in not such a closeup of it. Try it…

Your shots always have such a high level of sharpness from front to back, John. Amazing…

Love this photo,love the processing, your best so far…

Very nice, Alan. Love the leading lines to that touch of purple in them thar hills…