Poems for Dogs
by posthumous

Comment:

Originally posted by tnun: I will wait for the audio book.

I suspect the audio frequency will be too high for humans to hear. But, I do think your canine clients will appreciate the carefully chosen color palette of yellow, blue and violet - quite clever, really. I also find it interesting that the image is missing any dog ears... and I presume it might be well accompanied by some flabby preludes by Erik Satie.

d u s k
by Ja-9

Comment:
Hi Janine and greetings from the Critique Club.

Here's a quick summary of what I took away from spending some time with this image...

What caught my attention in a good way was the lovely blue hour light you've captured so well. The color palette is nicely offset by the different temperatures of the artificial light. It all works together very well.
What caught my attention in a "hmmm... I wonder" way was the vertically centered composition with the main subject "bridging" the gap between sky and water. Maybe dropping it a bit more or cropping a bit off the bottom would help.
What caught my attention in a "wish it were different" way was the texture of the water. It seems a bit out of place with the smoothness and calm of the sky. As backdoorhippie noted, a longer exposure would have made a big difference

Overall it's a very pleasant image that captures the gorgeous light of blue hour and punctuates it with highlight of artificial light. It has a sense of cool serenity that is memorable.

- Bill Banning

Wanderers
by ecmguy

Comment:
Guardian of the even toed ungulates. The foreground subject is making a statement for sure.

remembrance
by ubique

Comment:
Persistence of the odd-toed ungulate.

in the matrix
by cutout

Comment:
Only if you don't know it. Love this!

Daphane, go with the flow
by daisydavid

Comment:
Yep, Daphne was always a rebel. Beautiful.

Green Valley
by Ann

Comment:
Give me a sense of reality in excess. Oversaturated to the point of fantasy. I like it.

Above the Clouds
by HalldorIngi

Comment:
Enormity in grey. Powerful.

don't fence me in
by mrbig65

Comment:
Like the ambiguity. Is the tree fenced in, or the observer?

Hot place
by Gudjonotto

Comment:
Fascinating. I wanna know more. Lovely color contrasts. Nice!