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Critique Group Challenge from week 44

Critique Group Challenge: 

Week 44, What Is It

Photo by Wendy Hodina

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Wendy says:

Would have liked to use a higher Fstop and show more of a graphic abstract here but trying to catch the morning sun reflections and had to shoot at this angle. Selective focus seemed best on this icy morning. Yes, those are a few snow pellets here in northeast Ohio—brrr! But, what is it?

What is it? Wendy says, "It's a ceramic tile table that we use on our patio. Just caught the sun's reflections in the photo that morning and we have put it away for the winter now. Glad I caught it when I did."

52-Week Photo Challenge Class
Week 44 - Panorama 

Week 52 Photo Challenge:

Week 44, Panorama 

Photo by Peter Sidell

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Peter says:

Early twilight at the community where I live. I liked that the sky was just showing some colors and there was no breeze so I got the cloudy sky mirrored by the surface of the lake.. The bridge and building in the distance are an anchor in my perspective. 

Smart Phone Photo Challenges
Week 44 - Made Me Laugh

Smart Phone Challenge:

Week 44, Chips

Photo by Linda Bennett

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Linda says:

Paint chips at Walmart. Edit in BeCasso.

Smart Phone Challenge:

Week 44, Chips

Photo by Ricky Tims

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Ricky says:

I went a bit crazy with this one. Scoop type corn chips on a red plate - first edited to enhance. Then into image blender where I duplicated the same image and rotated it - and blended the two. That was saved and taken into BeCasso for a watercolor - and then that was taken into Prisma for another effect.

Critique Group Challenge:

Week 44, What Is It

Photo by Ricky Tims
from the 2021 Critique Group

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Ricky says:

There's no place like home...that was my hint, although it might not be needed. Did you guess it?

For my "what is it?" challenge, I took this close up of a large wasp nest. I loved how the swirls created movement and beauty.