A nice memory photograph of a trip taken somewhere in Europe ...(those sausages?)

Night time / evening time darkness yet the image is sharp and we can see you thought about the composition.

You needed to tell her she was beautiful (and she probably was), although many an older woman shy away from the camera as they look their age (old). This kitchen has a nice warm feel to it, it feels like I've just come "home" and I bet the food was to die for. Nice and sharp and interesting too, not your usual "kitchen".

Good for you to see this...and to photograph it. Do make sure it is level. I think it is but just make sure...OK.

This is the kind of photo that makes one feel comfortable with those gorgeous colours and details shown. Could use a bit more marginal space on the left but we enjoy the image clearly.

An OH WOW kind of find. To underexpose is a good idea because you can bring out details in the final processing. A touch on the shadow/highlight lever would bring out small details. Nicely composed photograph. You do get around.

Good eye with this shot, a bit of a nip at the right but it is still very pleasant to study as it is sharp, clear, good contrast.

Love the idea, very good but the pebbles seem to take the spotlight for as you know our brains love love love patterns.

It ought to have had a higher mark , in my mind.

Ahhh nice, bright, simple, strong. I like it.

REally love this one. It has it all....emotion, humour, good technical handling. Very nice.

I can hear her...yada yada yada do it this way.... Nice action shot with story although it is a re enactment. No blow outs on white and full of white. I bet this would look great in monochrome as well.

Yes to this rather handsome fellow, like everything about it, so there!

Yes, white clearly seen and how well exposed is this with detail showing in the shadow..very well taken and I like the pov too.

It is a pity that the horizon line is leaned

Really lovely lovey lovely lovey. A bit tight on the left and I looked this up on high resolution to make sure it was sharp....it is.

Yes, dof has been softened with focus on main characters. Why did you not wait for the "photograph to be born"? Them chowing down would have made a more interesting shot, still I like this in b/w making it timeless.

Hello, really nice yellow colour (ahem, get it?) ...at least it's not a flower . My only hitch is that orange car protruding from the side, but it is what it is...had you stepped a little more to the right side you could have hid that part.

Author, you have this description on so many photos, if destroys your anonymity.

Very nice capture

I was just gonna say this looks like a scene from Sultanahmet, Istanbul and I saw the description Good luck author very nice image

Great shot

Congrats Photonut

Congrats!!

YAY YAY YAY Hope you are chuffed. big congrats.

Congrats Brian

Congrats Brian, very nice image

As being a gym addict, this is one of a contest entry that I did not want to look at but I couldn't resist anymore haha good luck author

Well seen and well taken. Nice colours and framed by the truck we cannot help but look in deeper. I like seeing that farmer through the window. Technical elements well done.

Looks great, but there's only enough for me.

Good going there photonut.

By mistake I left my congrats message on your profile page, dunno how I did that lol Congrats again

Lovely photo, but what is actually framed?

Nice one, good luck author

Phone on bike : the best way to hospital (in the best case)!

It's much better

The Tilt Shift effect can not operate with such a view where the camera is at the same level as the subject.
For a maximum effect you have to take the photo in height, far enough from the subject and with a minimum angle of 45 degrees.

Yes, you mean TOS, right? Not here, not yet he he he he he.

It's nice how on this site we can really see a lot of your photos that we cannot see on TOS. You have a lot of strong images.

On high res this is pin sharp. Nice capture as we want to know more of the story.

Ahh like this compositional style, balanced and easy to view.

Really like this one for the mood and the blue paint out job is really eye catching.

Hi resolution shows this to be nice and sharp. A photo full of mystery.

Could be a good one for man at work too. Nicely done.

Yes to this, finally nice to see a man working.

The story here for me is the choice of languages for the different messages. I understand that there may be things you wanted to exclude, explaining the very tight cropping, but I could have used a little more breathing space.

This picture illustrates rather the 'Scottishandrophobia' the fear of people who wear kilts

A very eye catching shot, full of patterns and so suitable for monochrome. Remember how in photography school we were told to not ever to shoot anything from behind? Well pffffffft to that theory (and many others). I like how the focus is not only on their derrieres but on the carpet. It is a crowded scene and is well done.

What strikes me the most is the white splotches under foot. That's a nice attention to detail.

I laughed out loud when I saw this. I sure as heck would be afraid of these people....are you in Texas? Sharp and pointed, and I see one of the shooters looking directly at you. Colourful, humourous as all get out and why oh why did you cut off all their feet?

The blue bottle cap was a great touch. It makes the photo for me.