Reflex
by the99

Comment:
I understand this shot, and two thumbs up to you for posting it. I'm happy to see that you got a posthumous comment on it.

conversation
by LevT

Comment:
You nailed this one. Exposure, composition, square crop, and subject are all A+.
The only nit that I could pick would be to do something with the little bright spot on top of the girl on the left side.

Free Study 2010-03 outtake 1
by love

Comment:
You captured a great moment with this image. The solid white BG is very good in putting the important subject right out front in this. This image connects.

Maybe I Can Sneak Into DPC2
by GeneralE

Comment:
Photos like this one are what make family albums great to have. They are little adults before you even notice, then one more eye blink, and you are making albums of the grandkids.

Copy of P1000541
by spiritualspatula

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This is quite a place to see. It's an image that reads from the bottom up, since both sides are almost mirror image, and the staircase leads right up the center. Exposure is exactly right to get the bit of detail in the curve right at the top.
I wouldn't want to have to wash the walls and windows there.

SEPBWOocBlackberryP1160110
by tnun

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This is very nice. I like the combination of items, and the texture in the rock adds a lot to the image. Contrast and range of light to dark is excellent too.

Vintage Trailer, Julian, CA
by bspurgeon

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My son had one of these trailers, he bought it about 1999, and we used it for a camp in the woods. It's well built, that's for sure, like an aircraft.
That's an excellent image for a pin hole shot.

A Home in West Maui
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
This is a very nice night shot! I see by the stars that you were on the west side of the mountains, shooting to the east. I like the way the light from the house is lighting up the trees on the right.

The WORST time of day to take a picture!
by retake

Comment:
Did you ever wonder how they calibrated the first sundial?
The shading is good in this, keeping the shadow detail in the pointer is nice.

flower
by retake

Comment:
High contrast like this makes it tricky to shoot light colored flowers and to keep the detail in the flowers without "darking out" the leaves. A deep green filter when shooting would bring the leaves up and the flower down in levels, allowing you to keep all the details in the flower without blowing out anywhere in the image. It's an old school trick from the silver and acetic acid days of photography.
This is very good for no processing, SFC. (straight from the camera)