So Here's Your Problem....
by Shannon

Comment:
This is a wonderful catch. I agree with the comment about trying it in b/w - I think it would be great that way. This is a keeper for the family album.

Train
by Shannon

Comment:
I feel like I'm looking out my window at this :) The use of negative space is very effective here imo.

Roses
by Shannon

Comment:
I really like the idea here, but I'm not sure I'd have chosen those particular three for the composition. The balance doesn't seem right to me for some reason. I do like the darkness and richness of the shots.

Dandelion Fluff
by Shannon

Comment:
Very cool shot. I did a similar one for my PaD not long ago. My husband thought I was crazy for photographing a "dead" dandelion! This has a really nice soft feel to it, with good composition and focus.

Albino Peacock
by Shannon

Comment:
This is really stunning! I don't think I've ever seen an albino peacock, but you have certainly captured the beauty!

Seventh Day Adventist Church
by CalliopeKel

Comment:
This is a lovely shot. Something about the time of day, the framing of the tress, the bit of light on the right of the church....they all just work together for a great photo. Nicely done.

An Honest Days Work
by Tuckersmom

Comment:
I really like the idea of this shot. The subject is great and communicates to the viewer. I would like to see a little more space at the top of the photo, a bit more "headroom" for the subject. I also don't particularly care for the greenish/yellowish tone, but others seem to like it I 'spose. There also doesn't seem to be much detail in the shot and I don't know if that's from post editing or the camera (which I'm not familiar with.) Overall, however, I think it's a very nice catch that conveys a lot.

The Line of Attack
by Cutter

Comment:
Really nice catch! Good lighting on the fella, which is often hard to get in these shots. Nice pose and stopped action. I like this one alot.

The Walk
by Cutter

Comment:
This is a really nice perspective. I would, however, edit the blue sky that is peeking through the top rails of the fence so that it matches the editing you've done to the rest of the sky. Great lighting and shadows.

tornado.jpg
by aaronb532

Comment:
Would love to know the story behind this shot. Is it real?