Black and white is certainly another way to go and I am sure I have one in b & w kicking around somewhere. I like the look of the grain, it contributes to the overall sinister look of the image when ...

This is my boyfriend Brian going 165 mph on a "Race car ride along". The guys at the track could not believe I got that shot - looks like the car is standing still. I would have liked to capture it ...

more lines shown in the negative mode.

This is part of my personal project on the abstract, graphic shapes that electrical lines make in the sky. There is something about these industrial lines bisecting the beautiful clouds in the sky th...

Oh I love winter trees, so dark and sculptural. The clouds have clumped together nicely such that you get both the gray areas and the highlights in between. Very wintery indeed.

Such a great capture of these boats in Tarpon Springs. I spent a bit of time there, mostly to eat some great Greek food - *Baklava* - everything about this is just right, the contrast, amount of wate...

I like this alot - you sense the power but it is also relaxing at the same time because of the long exposure. Very nice.

Oh those little feet!! People who photograph kids are so brave....hats off to you!! I like the 3rd and 4th (minus the graphic) I know you said he cried alot but he almost looks to be smiling in the ...

Oh I like all of these for very different reasons! The close up B&W is so graphic, the last one is so crisp and bright and you can feel the almost industrial desolation in the one where you shot the...

During my Polaroid days, I went downtown early, early one morning for a reason I don't remember. I do remember seeing many of our towns more permanent outdoor residents around where I was shooting. ...

That was interesting, to be let in on his process like that. I am a big fan of that style of photography, basically the Lomography style which is documentary by nature. I kept finding shots that I w...

For the flower with the "Super Nova" right above it a tighter crop will do the job nicely - as I scroll my screen down to see the other photos I notice that if I cut the pic off right as the spot whe...

Francoise! Is she named after Picasso's young lover? :) Cats are simply some of the best subjects as you have captured here. We have 2 - Oliver who is my "James Bond Kitty", so elegant and debonai...

Brandy, She is a lovely subject, hard to go wrong there! The blue in each shot really pops off her pale skin and hair. Taking them in nature just adds to her natural beauty - I know the first pic i...

The first one still retains some of the "human" look while the second one looks more like a finely crafted wax figure in a historical museum (not necessarily a bad thing). I prefer #1

Very ethereal and lovely, all of them! I agree - I almost expect to see anime characters walking around in the colored version! Finding those pictures are better than finding money in a wallet, that...

I like being somewhere that I see a unique photographic opportunity, sometimes it's not completely convenient to get close enough to capture and that part I like the least but I have been some amazing...

Vlad, I actually do have a second shot with only the tree & shadow and really like them both. I don't mind you giving some feedback, it's fun to see the different viewpoints. Lori

I agree kNox, every photogragh taken has the stamp of the photographers own personal photographic viewpoint and would look slightly different taken by more than one person. That is the beauty to me, ...

Yoko Ono has had several art installations where people were invited to fasten their wishes to trees. I have a real soft spot for interactive art such as this.....unlike photography, it can never ref...