Strawberry Indulgence
by Friskycat3

Comment:
Good subject choice. Lighting is a little harsh so if leaves the shot very flat. Maybe an indirect light source off to one side would have worked better to bring out the shadows and highlights of the subject.

never been off road, never will be.
by scotthadl

Comment:
Great Concept! Love the angle of the shot. Don't like the strange colours in the sky.

Too hard mathematics ?
by ReM_Fr

Comment:
Good fit for the unnecessary part of the description! Nice clear focus and good composition. My only suggestion might be to raise the calculator a bit to help tone down the glare on the lighter surfaces.

Her Indulgence
by scarbrd

Comment:
I like the concept you are going for. The lighting is very harsh and doesn't do a lot for the shot; the foot and bubbles are almost lost because of it.

Occult Balance (Off Centered)
by posthumous

Comment:
Looked at this one and the original. The lighting in this one is rather flat compared to the original. Yes, the door is now white but you are missing the interest of the shadows that was there before. I think the closer crop would work well if you still had the same lighting as before. I actually liked the colour in the original better too because the green of the beads showed more, but that's just me.

Oxide, Clouds and Wood
by lsmart

Comment:
I like this one better than the B/W version. The muted colours in the sky makes a nice complement to the rusts of the old machinery.

Humble Homestead
by Rebecca

Comment:
I like the composition and the subject. I don't like the colours in the sky.

waters-meet-land.jpg
by wavelength

Comment:
Gorgeous! I really will have to try the combining shots thing and see how it works out for me. Great setup and post-processing!

Spring at Babcock State Park
by goldenhawkofky

Comment:
What a beautiful spot! I love the soft water effect you have in this and the overall composition of the shot. My only suggestion would be to maybe rotate the whole shot about 1 degree to the right to bring the walls of the building vertical. Great capture!

Caracara
by Rgarcia

Comment:
That's one wicked looking beak! Was it a mounted bird or a live bird? The lighting in this shot has left the eye and the breast of the bird in shadow while blowing out the white feathers on the neck. Don't know if this is something you had control over or not though. A fill flash effect might help to bring out more details in the front of the bird and perhaps a levels adjustment or some spot editting to help with the glare on the white feathers.