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by raish

Comment:
Great stretch and distortion. Nice work.

Murky
by AllenP

Comment:
Again; so perfect, such deep blues and use of light, this is phenomenal and so well done. Deserved more comments, analysis and a ribbon.

A Delicate Balance
by AllenP

Comment:
How does this come in 6th? How can a mortal compete? You have a great eye.

River's Edge
by Bud

Comment:
great fisheye shot; the colors are so great; this would make a great color of a J Crew or Lands End catalog- awesome feel.

She wears seashells by the seashore
by MacDonald

Comment:
This was underscored. The green of the waves behind is tremendous, This has all the lightheartedness of a movie production, something from the Moulin Rouge, or The Imaginarium of Dr.Parnassus. Great expression on the models face, and excellent placement of the seagull.

night-sea
by MacDonald

Comment:
Amazing reflection- the paynes gray hue of blue is a great contrast to the black shadowy earth, the surreal lines, and the pillowy clouds.

beauty-after-dark.
by MacDonald

Comment:
THese shots get better and better with each variation- the slick rocks, another beach hallmark- so golden with sunlight, and the swirl around the rock upper left, that adds intrigue with the large horizontal waves.

Grayson's Beauty
by MacDonald

Comment:
The placement of the rock in this shot makes a bit more sense; it gives some perspective and texture, This is awesome just like it is, the water coats the rocks in cool, the sunset coats the water in warmth, the white breaking waves below form an excellent depth of focus;

Moffat's Gift
by MacDonald

Comment:
I am intrigued but not to interested in the rolling babbling brook shots that pepper this site; The mist is nice- but here there is force to the waves, and the ocean, unlike a brook, swells and breath, and then ebbs and recedes as if alive, foaming and covering rock and all in its path; everything eventually yields. You have captured that in this shot. (I would clone out that distracting rock in the upper left corner and crop a bit flatter, add a black letterbox border and sell prints.)

Lagoon landscape
by MacDonald

Comment:
We have all been to a spot like this, and the funny thing is, they always come out a bit smaller than we would like, without the big green trees around us and the buzzing of insects, etc. I like the boardwalk/dock on the far shore the eyes glide through the sky reflection on the water, to the bird-box, and then skip left to the shore- ending firmly on the tree in the center background. I also love this big tree in the front right. Excellent.