For the Birds
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
This has a really nice storybook feel to it.

H U S K Y - I I
by tehben

Comment:
Great find and excellent processing. Only critique I could say is I wish the floats were a bit more subdued in tone. Love it.

Hotpoint
by franktheyank

Comment:
Nice HDR and light for a nostalgic effect. Love the muted colors. Good detail in the window too, but I wish I could see a bit more of the inside (as opposed to the building's reflection) as it seems there is a person working inside (but then again, I could be imagining it).

River's Edge
by Bud

Comment:
Love the wide angle/fisheye prespective, colors and textures. A bit soft, though, and I wish you had cloned out the extraneous debris in the sand.

Wagon Wheel
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Lovely capture and composition, with beautiful muted colors, interesting prespective and texture. A watercolor painting with an aire of nostalgia. Well done!

Log barn window
by snaffles

Comment:
Nice textures, but looks oversharpened.

64 Kennedy Road
by Anthony_D_Archer

Comment:
I love the blue.

Abandoned
by abhis

Comment:
Nice scene, lighting, and subject matter, and you would have had excellent color contrast and combination but your processing created a yellow that is just about the same color as anti-freeze, at least on my monitor, and you did not do enough to bring out the greens in the foliage. Shame really, cause this could have been very good. Sorry to be so blunt.

Weathered by the Eiger!
by fatboy72

Comment:
Sorry to say but the subject is an eyesore in the otherwise majestic and beautiful scene.

The Face of Wisdom & Experience...
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Compelling portrait and composition. I really like his slanted shoulders and gentle downward cast gaze (as if a moment of reflection), though I think lack of eye contact can also be seen as a negative. I may have flipped it horizontally so he's looking in the opposite direction. I also like the busy background, though blurred enough for subject/bg separation it almost creates an environmental portrait, and an element of mystique as it makes me wonder his role/relationship. A technical issue I see is the obvious processing to burn in the overexposed highlights in his hair.