Very intimate shot... I can can see the wet wooden and rain smell... in the silensce of rainy day... It seems to sit at your place...

amazing picture. hope ur camera is safe!

today, while i was on my photoshoot, it started to rain, and i was busy clicking pics. it was a couple of minutes b4 i realised that my camera and I (:D) were getting wet. so had to take cover!

i like it. keep the verticals coming.

I watching your site for quite a while now and I think it's beautiful. but I must say that this photo has really capture my eye. my name is Elad and I'm a studing photography in my 2nd year out of four in wizo university in Israel.
all the best.
Elad

another great shot: amazing perspective, uniqe subject, and clever advantage of freshness after rain.

You have a beautiful vision, Sam.

Unless it occurs to you to scroll down (it didn't to me, initially) you don't even see the front table and chair, and the whole shot appears spooky in its out-of-focusness way.

loved it. loved the focus on the chair closest to you. you can just imagine there is a person talking to you right now, with lots of background noise -- chattering, laughing, talking.

Love the silver and wood shot!

No, I don't think you need the table in focus. The chair wet is visually interesting enough to be a very good focal/beginning point for the piece.
Btw, you have an excellent eye. Keep up the very good work.

Beautiful, the chrome effect in this photo is very nice. the focus is very accurate. However, these green things on the floor (i dont know whether they are leaves or what!) made the image background look bit strange. Thanks!

I love uncommercial restaurant shots...the water on the chairs, I like a lot.

ah yes..."intimate" this is, as mentioned by sandro, as i see the chair's intention to stand out and declare its independence from its usual couterpart--the table.

Sam, your perspectives via lens as shared with us daily continue to inspire my everyday perception of life itself. a mediation of sorts you do provide. thanx!!

Nice shot.

Sharper table might have been better (image says f7) but DOF is hard to check on the camera back - in the rain.

This is lovely.

great shot......

like everyday, colors are amazing,

thanks

The silver and the brown complement each other nicely. I like the DOF.

Sam this is (as always) wonderful. The (fallen leaves?) yellow brick road. .. really adds to the feeling here. Kind of like, if Dorothy were to stop at a cafe. . . =)

thank you soo freaking much. one of my best friends died tonight and i thought i would just let you know that she loved this site and she was planning on going to a university in toronto.

thank you so much. your pics will always make me remember her. your amazing. i love you.

Very interesting - I like all the chrome. The DOF looks really cool wet. This is an interesting composition that I like a lot.

A sea of chairs. I love it!

Nice one Sam...i usually only go out when it's not raining. I got a shot at the same spot on a bright day. The chrome really makes the photo pop.
http://photos.blainekendall.com/index.php?showimage=79

The Distillery District is a quick walk for lunch hour shoots from the office.

wtf? Dude, this is probably the worst photo i've ever seen by you. Terrible... Three words... depth of field???