lighthouse-B&W.jpg
by Tallbloke

Comment:
like this, it has a real 'atmosphere' about it

Message edited by author 2006-01-13 19:00:33.

Ant's Forest View
by Neil

Comment:
Nice, the trasnslucent fungus is just perfectly placed and exposed. Love it.

Still Standing
by JPR

Comment:
I can hear the chant of the monks - great b/w

labuda ( The Buddah) and the third eye.
by graphicfunk

Comment:
I had this in my top 5, Brilliant mastery of lighting and double exposure

Coordinated Attack
by Strikeslip

Comment:
There appears to be a strange edge to the coloured elements which doesn't sit well to my eye

Breadwinner, mother of five
by whiteroom

Comment:
Nice, I'm guessing you have used the craganizer action on this. It works very well.

owl1.jpg
by polkop

Comment:
nice image, but needs a few things to make it better -
lighting is a little flat, retake in better conditions
feels a little 'soft' - make sure focus is pin sharp, use tripod to eliminate all movement
use shallower depth of field to lose the distracting background detail (f2.8) or lower is ideal, but maybe not possible on your equipment

My Favorite Christmas Lights
by jrjr

Comment:
I think there's also a little barrel distortion here. Because of the low angle you have shot from the two outside bottles lean in/bend slightly, this can be fixed in PS.

As previously noted the background is the same intensity as the foreground, maybe lose some of the light, or increase the light on the foreground subjects.

There is no single part of the image which the eye wants to rest on, no real main object, maybe try an make a composition where the eye follows a line to end up on a bottle.

prettyshoes1
by lkn4truth

Comment:
if shoes are the title, surely they need to be the foreground or main object in the image

Pioneer
by linda12201

Comment:
shame about the branch through his head