Top Floor
by maxj

Comment:
Hmmm...I thought about flipping my entry, too, but backed out. Good for you, showing some backbone.

Red and Blue
by severin

Comment:
I think you have made a cool effect - double exposure to show a change in colors. But, it seems that your intent is lost a bit, as it looks like a purple crayon at first glance.

Grandeur
by rjkstesch

Comment:
Very impressive location. I like the inclusion of the man in the shot, as it helps with scale. Otherwise, I think it would be more difficult to tell just how big this thing is. In regards to the rest of your shot, I think the color is nice, the sharpness is right where it needs to be, and the composition is pleasing. The only thing that bothers me is the group of leaves in the lower left. If they were close enough to you, perhpas you can just move them out of the way a bit on a futurue trip to the falls.

Black Sabbath
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Great, Realy Awesome. Photographing His Intense, Cosmic Freakiness - Undeniably, Naturally Killer!

Star Trails
by chefsam

Comment:
This is a cool effect and an amazing natural phenomenon. However, it is not that interesting to me from a photographic point of view. I honestly have no idea what else could be done to improve upon this, short of having another point of interest. I remember seeing a star trail shot a while back that had an observatory in it - that worked pretty well, I think.

Swing!
by flip89

Comment:
I think if you had had a tighter crop on the swings and the edge of the disk this shot could have been more dramatic - say the rightmost third of the image, stopping above the tent top. I like how a number of the swingers are fairly clear as it adds interest.

"Me, Myself and I"
by tmorninglory96

Comment:
So, which is which? Sorry, I couldn't resist. I like the costume changes...really helps to make this more interesting than the typical shot like this. I think the border is unnecessary and makes this look a bit like a fridge magnet.

Midnight Run
by akshayvh

Comment:
So, how long is the wait in line to take a photo from this place? 2, 3 hours tops? Thank you, by the way, for including the car in this shot as I think it really helps, since there is no doubt that we have seen shots without the car before. Also, having the car in adds a deeper story to the image, rather than the more typical 'look at the pretty bridge' shot...here we, as fellow photographers, understand the desire to get the right shot at the right time, even if it means being out later than normal. All in all, I think the car makes the image. Good thinking.

Exposure of the Dead
by CorySmith

Comment:
Geez, dude...eat some fiber! Anyway, I like the tone of the image - the redness, I mean...not sure if it is a duotone or a tritone or a quadtone or a telephone. There is a palpable intensity present that I am sure was your goal. He is the type of guy I hate, as no matter what he does, his hair stays put. Happy shooting, mon ami!

lost souls
by whiteroom

Comment:
This is guh-reat. The overall blur gives the image a mistical quality and the fact that faces are just visible enough to be made out helps to anchor the image and keep it uber-interesting. Definately, the more I look, the more I see. Good job.