2. Rose: 9-20-2011, 7:24pm; Clark building BYU-I; f/3.3; 1/13; Panasonic DMC-LZ8
3. Snapdragon: 9-20-2011, 7:26pm; Clark building BYU-I; f/5.4; 1/50; Panasonic DMC-LZ8
3. Chickens: 10-2-2011, 9:56am; North Ogden UT; f/6.3; 1/250; Panasonic DMC-LZ8
4. Ed: 10-2-2011, 10:03am; North Ogden UT; f/6.3; 1/60; Panasonic DMC-LZ8
5. Kitten: 10-2-2011, 4:20pm; North Ogden UT; f/5.7; 1/160; Panasonic DMC-LZ8
For most of these pictures I didn't do much editing, I mostly just changed the levels (using non-destructive editing) and sharpened the pictures. On picture number three I did add a different filter, it was the sprayed strokes filter, I added that filter to make the whole picture look softer, I made the opacity low so it wouldn't look unnatural. Also on the first picture I made it black and white, and then added color back in.
I think that your pictures have potential but it seems like the focus is a bit off on the first two. They should be focused on the flowers instead of the foreground/ground. I like the cat photo. You did a good job capturing the cat, because usually people try to capture pictures of animals they are blurry so good job.
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