01 - Wood Duck
by ErikV

Comment:
Great job getting all the colors and detail on the duck.

Fred West Monument 1882-1912
by sigfusson

Comment:
I like the misty feel of the image a lot. Two things that might make it work a little better...the monument looks like it's not standing up straight. It may actually not stand up straight in real life, but for someone who doesn't know that, the tilt is a bit disconcerting. The second thing...did you try cropping a bit off the left to get the monument a bit off center? I'm thinking that might help give the composition some life. It's pretty static with the monument plopped in the middle of the frame.

The Grist Mill
by DrAchoo

Comment:
A nice shot of the mill, but the color saturation is over the top, and takes away from the "old" feel.

Autumn Reflections of the Old Window
by 4trtone

Comment:
Good idea. You might try recropping, to get less of the wall and more of the window. It seems a bit unbalanced the way it is.

Even smiles will fade...
by jprezant

Comment:
I like the pose and expression. The b&w conversion is good, except you lost a lot of detail in his white beard. Since the beard is such a major part of the image, it's really noticeable.

"O happy dagger! This is thy sheath; there rust, and let me die." - W.S.
by Mechan

Comment:
This is a good idea, but there isn't enough in focus to tell what it is, except for a bit of chain.

The "Up a Creek" Tackle Shop: Beer, Bait and great things to photograph.
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
An interesting old wheel. Maybe too much saturation. This might work better as more of a high contrast graphic image, but the graphic nature of the image gets lost in all the colorful paint.

The Sunken Church
by aduka

Comment:
In interesting shot of an old church, but it need more contrast to really pop. Overall, the light parts are too dark.

The Old Point Loma Light House- San Diego CA
by JeffryZ

Comment:
Well done! Great duotone conversion. Definitely not the way I'm used to seeing the lighthouse. Where did you shoot this from?

Silently Speaking
by trevytrev

Comment:
The IR creates a nice mood.