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Uh oh... somebody's figured out how to use a photo editor...

((They're better if you click on them, though.))

You're an excellent photographer, Ari. Your landscape work is beautiful!

May I ask what camera you use? The clarity of the photos is fantastic as well.

Best of luck,
David

So so pretty! The flowers look a little pale in the second one? The duck is a little small in the fourth one; I don't really like the bush on the left. The fifth one? I'm not sure what it is? It looks kinda like a flower painted on a sidewalk, but there's grass in the way I like the second one the best, and the first one's goigeous (I wanna walk through the picture)!

The first is my favourite I think. The angle is really nice but the last is great too. You caught the rabbit at the perfect moment and the flowers are a really vivid red. I also like number five. I'm not sure why but it really appeals to me. Some great photos here.

Whoa! Those were awesome! Favorites?

#1, #6, #8, and #9.

Awesome work.

I really like the second one, the candles looks suspended in mid air, it works really well in black and white. I adore the eighth one, I just want to jump onto it and sit like a frog would...

I wasn't so fond of the duck or the one below it. But the rest is simply amazing, wonderful quality and contrast. You have an eye for photo's =D

Keep it up!
-JC

David - Sad but true answer... I don't know. Whenever I've got my camera with me when I'm near a computer again, I'll let you know. LOL... it's just a little digital Kodak, though, 6.1 pixels.

AmeliaOliver - Thank you! Yeah, I have two versions of the flower and butterfly one right now, that's the one that's all faded looking. I'm not a huge fan of the duck one either, but someone told me they liked it, so that's why I posted it. The "flower" is a couple of paw prints. If you ever want to walk through the first one, you can. It's in a museum in Kansas City that doesn't charge admission.

kitty - I was really excited when I saw that rabbit! My sisters insisted there was a whole family there, but I only saw the one.

Dreamer - Thank you!

Little Tin Fish - The candles are attached to a thing that sits in front of my mom's fireplace. I laid on the floor in her living room on a rainy Sunday morning and took that picture.

JC - Those are my least favorite too. Glad you enjoyed them!

The first two are from a really, really old graveyard in my town, and the last one is from last week. Gotta love those in-the-car pictures.

(This is in front of an ancient masoleum, btw. LOL)

WOW.
The first one was amazing. The clouds, the colors...just WOW. Where did you take it?

The others...meh. The light was too white and too much from above, you know?

As for the post right above me...again, WOW. The last two I loved, the first one not so much. The second one was touching and yet the color contrast was so intriguing, while the third one just made me speechless. Wow.

The previous post...only the first and the last one were really amazing. The flowers were beautiful, and the little stone path felt very fairy-talish and yet very familiar.

The very first one on this page was taken over the summer, at the Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas. I was really surprised at what a gorgeous place it was. You should check it out if you ever get the chance.

Thanks for commenting!

Aww... the doggy prints are so cute!

What photo editor did you use?

Good ol' Microsoft Office Photo Editor. I have very limited photo editing skill-az.

(hehe, you are my favorite, Snoink)

I like the second one (of the previous photo post) the best - the blue is so vivid against the ground. =)

I love the black and white photo, so pretty and the flowers beneath that. The pond is so nice, I wish I could sit there all on a golden afternoon or something.

Do you know the bride or did you just happen to have the camera on you? I love that one the most.