Burges' Ursidae.
by rooum

Comment:
I took the time to look it up and still don't know what it is you are referring to! Bear fossils by some guy named Burgess??

universal knowledge for the people
by photokariangel

Comment:
Way to make a photo of a book interesting by adding depth and using the tones of the image to show off the texture!

Whispers and Vespers
by Olyuzi

Comment:
I like the trees and how you have framed the church! Great even lighting. Lots of grey tones in the snow are offset by the warmth of the window lights. It looks a little shaky as if it were hand held with a slower shutter speed though.

Still Here to Read
by Swissarmy

Comment:
Good focus! Nice B&W conversion showing great tones and textures.

Cleveland Point Lighthouse circa 1864
by Wildcard

Comment:
A great ghostly lighthouse shot! (Pinhole maybe??)

Tic Toc - circa 1740
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Very nice detail shot. It would be great as part of a series. Standing alone it doesn't really tell the story of the object shot.

One Penny from 1910
by alpharich

Comment:
Sharp, crisp, great texture and lovely golden hues! The depth of the top of the coin is shown with the petina but not by shadows.

American Civil War 1861 - 1865 ( raid reenactment )
by fotofan

Comment:
Good texture and a rugged portrait! It seems you have caught the gentleman during a pause in the action. With the composition you have created, I would like to see the man intentionally looking into the distance or in action somehow focused in the direction he is looking. He just seems to be contemplating and looking down.

My Great Grandfather's Parrish
by cowtownmom

Comment:
Awesome perspective. The shot overall looks slightly blurry and there is a blue cast over the picture. Also looks like the building outline suffers from some mean chromatic abberation or possibly the outline of the building was selected and the sky was made to look blurry.

Time Trieth Truth
by vickio

Comment:
All the lines create a superb composition. They really need to be perfectly vertical to be a 10 and a blue ribbon winner! Here the angle of the shot looking up has given the lines of the building a tilt. Getting higher and shooting straight on may not have been possible though. The photo looks a hair out of horizontal rotation too. Excellent color and contrast. Great saturated light with the blue windows cooling it down.