in the night
by klkitchens

Comment:
This is just not a very good example of wide angle use for the fisheye.

One
by k9logic

Comment:
I don't know if you were attempting a silhouette through your post processing technique, but it came out with a red band around the outline of the branch. I am assuming this is the inverted chromatic abberation which means that this probably has some blown highlights which you tried to compensate for with the posterization. Unfrtunately, I will be one of your low voters.

Untitled
by SEG

Comment:
Kudos for trying to be unique however I think whatever technique you used in your processing does not appeal to me very much. I think you were going for some kind of cold IR process but really you lost all the detail in the trees. It is interesting for it's shape and composition though. Unfortunately, I am going to be one of your low voters.

waiting at the local branch
by jonkster

Comment:
The pose and the boy in the tree give this a sort of Tom Sawyer storyline to the photo which adds interest however, I think the boy should really be facing you to make this much more interesting, even if he is looking out and not directly at the camera. The B&W conversion is good and really shows off the texture of the tree but it kind of mutes the boy into a dull grey.

Homage to Jan von Holleben
by sarampo

Comment:
Homage?? I think you did him one better!!

UpThe North Fork
by Scholten

Comment:
A beautiful scene!

Dead But Not Gone
by vlado

Comment:
Outstanding photo! There is only one critique I could give and that is to lose the extra space on the left of the tree. I know it fits that High Definition crop ratio but I don't see it serving a purpose. There would be greater definition and texture showing on the tree if it were closer and filled in the frame a bit more.

Wherever my heart goes, my song will follow
by Judi

Comment:
Reminds me of a movie called "The Gods Must Be Crazy". He would have to have a bottle of Coke with him though. But the picture is vibrant and colorful. The tree is cool and I am glad you put a person in the image to give it something more!

antlers
by kellmak10

Comment:
The big clunky frame is really overpowering the photo.

Hanging on until Spring
by sfmorris

Comment:
Very cool and even lighting. Great DoF to isolate the subject.