Ragged December Moon
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
Looks pretty good to me... the settings I use to get lunar shots are:

ISO 100
F/8.0
1/250 sec

Only real dislike abot this is that if it were a fuil moon (where my eyes are taking me out of the picture) the whole moon would not fit in correctly. I would have preffered to be pulled back a little and the moon sat on one of the rule of thirds lines in the frame - personal prefernce though, good luck.

Waxing Gibbous
by marbo

Comment:
Fantastic shot, can't wait to see what you used to get this!??!?!??! Guessing a 500mm lens with a teleconvertor wit a small sensor (x1.6) - possibly a digiscope... Good luck, oh and can't suggest any improvements!!! 10

8 bits Away from ¥3'000'000'000,00
by gloda

Comment:
Excellent peice of stock photography, good lighting and a fantastic expression on the guys face too. 9

Awaiting Her Next Feeding
by Shan2112

Comment:
Great take on the subject although perhaps might of been better shot with greater range in the DOF

Beauty of night
by L o S T

Comment:
No matter what focal length your lens is the ideal settings on your camera for lunar photography is:

ISO 100
F/8.0
1/250 sec

(If you can set these on what your using of course)

With the focus being on the moon of course, Nice capture none the less of this early evening moon :0)

Paradise Sunset
by orvaratli

Comment:
great image yet the top left seems to have a white edge around all teh black - this distracts me and shouts out that you have gone to far with some modyfying. Nice composition and good colour otherwise.

She likes me...
by decadentsavant

Comment:
don't like the grey post in the frame of the shot on the right hand side but great image apart from that.

Angelica
by froglet

Comment:
the two stumps to the left and right of the stem of the tree distract me and could have been cloned out in the editing rules. great silhouette none the less...

Sunshine and Pride
by Carmelynn

Comment:
the whites of the cat on the left seem to blend into the B/G too much for me. Great pin-sharp eyes.

The Right Moment
by pgatt

Comment:
great capture but on this occasion the lens flare hurts the position of the splashing wave, colours are great too.