kellen1

You just want to walk right up to this guy and give him an apple...great shot!

Begs to be frames and hung or printed on a greeting card! Lots of appeal. Bravo!

Wow, I'd hate to tell thsi guy that we were out of Pounce!

Excellent Shot!

 

I like your clever and captivating photo work, You aren't afraid to try new things. So many portfolios are well done but all in the same style, I will be back to check yours in the future. It's truely inspiring.

 

 

 

I like this photo, simple, excellent detail, nice angle, good framing.

I really like what I see here but I will tell you what I was told when I first started posting on Photo.net

 

You may want to focus on on thing...a picture of stained glass window, then one of Mother Mary. Arrarently it's very common for begining Photographers to try and cover too many subjects in one photo. I was hopeless when I started posting! That's not the case here, please continue!

 

Your PA Friend,

Kellen

 

 

Thank you very much, my Mother will be very complimented since this is the natural state of her drysink!

 

 

I love this shot, it's a keeper--adorable baby BTW!

Thanks to you for looking!

...they have an obscure album called "Through the Past Darkly"...this is imaginative & well seen, although maybe just a bit too much bark here. I think it would look lovely as a B&W--very "Ansel Adams" & the tree bark really comes alive in B&W...you could even do the mountain & sky in color to contrast. I would hang it on my walls!

This is magnificent. 7/7

looks like he (or she) is part blue or lilac point Siamese. They are my favorite cat! The softness of the picture seems to give us an idea of how soft their fur is.

 

Excellent way to capture the essence of this almost angora-soft cat!

 

Cheers!

I like this "ordinary landscape", It's beautiful and one of those pics that make me happy to be alive. It reminds me of the walks I would take in the woods for hours when I was really young, eventually, you would come to a field just like this!

 

I loved your response in the forum to the rather irate man that questioned you about the memory card. You have quite a detailed, no nonsense knowledge of computers, and apparently a very strong artistic side, what a combination! :)

 

Thanks

 

 

Well documented and interesting vantage point...

Very interesting subject, makes you want to see more of the house!

Good portrait, I like her expression and really like the off-center framing, it draws you in. Nice work.

 

 

Wow, is this the 2005 or 2006? This shot is very good -nice detail in the body.

 

...I am also a "Ford Fool"

 

My fav car is the 1967 Mercury Cougar. I love it when I see a nice mustang or even an F-Series truck that has the chrome package!

Very Classic, I would love to see the flower against a darker (maybe plain black) background, but then it would change the mood. This is great.

I love this photo, I have a "thing" for the number 4! ...and this one has sun rays and water which make it extra cool, I love that you posted this, it really moves me :o)

Woah-Ho! This takes me back to getting lil too buzzed before school!

You've got some really fine shots with that $2 investment, serves as one hell of a testament to your ability.

 

Nice Shots,

Kellen

I like it although I think it would work well as a black and white with about 1/3 cut off the left side and just a touch off of the bottom. Nice Eye.

You could blow your horn to warn the other person that you were

coming.

 

Thanks for looking.

I like this ...It looks as though it's a picture of you talking to someone else and not paying attention but at second glance, I realize that it is you and a mirror. It's very good, coveys mystery.

 

 

Joe, Hi, I really like this for the blend of the real elements with their placement being out of your imagination, it's like looking at someone else's dream.

Beautiful, Rich. It caught my eye on the page. Would look great in an interesting dark wood frame. Love the angle of the trees. Marvelous.