swimming
by steveh552

Comment:
Bigger is better. nice motion stop, but the detail in the water is lessened by the less than 640 pixel count on the long side.

IMG_2906kites-berkeley-2.jpg
by sfalice

Comment:
i love this one, sweet soft and sharp

Freedom
by Kpalsson

Comment:
Very pretty shot, what time of the day did you shoot it?

Crested Gecko
by Gatorguy

Comment:
Too bad his tounge is OOF, but te colors are just fine

Flood Tide & Cattails — Sunset
by Bear_Music

Comment:
About bloody time you got a blue Robert, congratulations!

The burden of lonelyness
by Giorgio

Comment:
the backround though interesting when looked at close up, is dull in the composition as a whole, and leaves too much of the frame a vague grey blah. Had you used a stromg single point light to throw a shadow that would have recreated the lovely forms of chain links and curved fingers, the backround would have had the complexity to bump it up a few more notches.

Life
by elsapo

Comment:
Good to see you can make lovely shots without using all you PS chops. I like what you do in post processing, you have created a look that is pretty distinctive, and this is not it. It is sort of like a rock guitarist doing an acoustic set, nice in and of itself, and a nice display of range.

Refresh
by JulieG

Comment:
Congratulations on the red. I have to disagree with your comments above about wishing the water could have been more frozen in it's movment. I think the fact that the hands are more static makes them the focal point, if the water had not been slightly blurred, all those wonderfull colors and patterns in the water would have taken the focus away from the hands, it would have been a shot of water pouring over hands rather than a shot of hands in a stream of water. A subtle point I am making badly. Restated, this good, me like, more better this way.

Feeling safe
by Anastasia

Comment:
Just a lovely shot, what more are hands and arms for?

Indian Mehndi
by ARMY_DOC

Comment:
Lovely colors and forms, but the focus seems to be at the back of the frame, giving the hands a waxy look.