Over the Top
by Ann

Comment:
Whats really great about this shot is that you have the colors and the setup of a landscape; even a nice object positioned there. Very well done, Nice work.

Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam at Bonnaroo
by riotspyne

Comment:
I love live shots; and you have a good one here; I have some mission of burma shots, and some dinosaur jr shots that I really like;

To me, there is not much worse that a live shot that is stone cold focused, has aflashfilled face and a midnight black background. Pearl Jam is not that, Pearl Jam is grainy. Alive. you have captured their spirit here. Excellent.

By the way , I finds it ironic that you like to sharpen and cool your shots, when they otherwise convey such great warmth in the subjects- and as it follows,I suppose, in the artist. Just an observation.

Message edited by author 2008-07-27 21:31:19.

Albert
by e301

Comment:
Such a great shot; so well lit; crisp; almost too bright but super.

Sunrise Over the City
by option

Comment:
This is one hell of a shot; so beautiful; so awe inspiring; I think its a bit underrated.

Under the Boardwalk
by onesaint

Comment:
I really like the gradient fade to grey look you have going on here, its really killer when mixed with the fact that everything is desaturated but the board boat. I can feel the wet sand- and smell the sea.

XXIV
by bucket

Comment:
Excellent shot; I mean there are a lot of people on this site who can take a creative and excellent portrait, but the subject has a blank or wrong expression. In this shot- you prove that all is not lost- you coaxed a terrific expression and fantastically knowledgeable and intriguing look out of your model.

Nissan Versa
by kawesttex

Comment:
Very smart looking; and, in "arrest me" red! slow down already- start "hypermiling"

Picture 485.jpg
by JeepGirl04

Comment:
great shot! In a perfect world, there would be no power lines or scraggly half dead trees. These could be removed, as well. The sumac leaves are so lush as to look like flowers. The saturation is pulled back, and the placement of the smokestack is nice. I like how your shots have the feel of the beginining of a journey, an invitation to take the welcome leaves-strewn path. Nice work.

Picture 476.jpg
by JeepGirl04

Comment:
This has a real solace to it; a great placement of the bench, and then you look up and see, its security fence; nice contrast. And in the background the figure, presumably someone with two children, is a nice secondary interest point; I like the white birch too; perhaps you ps the foreground colors to pop a bit more in contrast to the long retreat into infinity.

Message edited by author 2008-07-24 10:38:29.

Penciled In
by heavyj

Comment:
this shows that you graphically have a boatload of talent; an eye, attention to detail> I also really think you have a great compositional style of filling the frame to the prverbial-eighties valley girl max; step back and expand; see the peace in negative space. I ahve added you to my favorite list.