Deep Pink Love - Love Bites
by xianart

Comment:
I really don't understand why this did not go better - it was excellent - over the top and hilarious!

Opera House in Sepia
by sherpet

Comment:
Excellent composition - I like the openness of the 'sails' from this angle.

Day-20
by SandyP

Comment:
Darnit all! This is another really great image from that obnoxious lady from Texas.....

Cemetery Gates, Day 19
by jackal9

Comment:
the desolation of this is so well captured - the tones and softness of the image enhance the feel.

17
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
simply great street photography - awesome stuff

Soft
by Retroesque

Comment:
this has a really good soft feel to it - the grass has just the right sharpness to it and the clouds look like rain

Day 20 - Lines Against Sky
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
really nice clean image - excellent lighting and choice to go somewhat low key on this - the border works really well for this

Day 20 - Royal Palace of Justice
by jonfrommk

Comment:
I like how you ran the arch up to the corner on the lift - it works really well to anchor this image. The tones are really very nice. The one thing I would like to see is a little more of the arches (maybe not possible to go any wider with your SC IS). This is a great doorway and I would like to see this really super wide.

Forsaken, Day 20
by jackal9

Comment:
i like the perspective on this - love the paint chipping to give some great contrast to the white - well done

Castle.png
by simontaylorphoto

Comment:
Welcome to DPC - glad to have you on the site.

This is a pretty cool castle and holds a lot of potential. I agree with others - it seems a little bland. Most 'wow' like photos will have some drama - a foreboding sky, a steep and unusual perspective, or connection to a place in some way. The photo as taken has good color and seems reasonably sharp and the lighting is okay - but longer shadows (morning/evening) will help this a bunch.

Unlike what 'snake' said about having to enter challenges to get comments - entering 'side challenges' or uploading pictures and asking for feedback really can work well to improve your shots.

I would recommend making comments about other people's photos - what you like, what you don't - be constructive and others will return the favor...

Message edited by author 2007-05-20 14:59:55.