rose in the rain
by -kip

Comment:
I see the lines, but I dont feel that this was photographed in a way that I would call them "leading." A recomposition would help the photo immensly.

Bottle Collector
by Tuckersmom

Comment:
Ok, I love this image! I think you did a fine job processing it, and I enjoy the "overexposed" feeling of the sand. The only thing different (which you would only have some control of) would be time of day to get that shadow longer! Perhaps leave a little more on the right side so its not "cramping" her. LOVE IT.

You Lookin' At Me.jpg
by renegade1966

Comment:
The composition feels too "centered" for me. The image contains a lot of noise, and the focus seems to be in the wrong spot... it should be sharp in his eyes. A great effort none the less.

Orchids
by jwillerton

Comment:
The 3 comments below me.... I couldnt have worded better myself.

Tracks
by breadfan35

Comment:
I enjoy this photo rather much. I love the leading lines, and the pattern they form. The bottom half of the photo could use some more light, but as it is isnt too too bad. I think I might perhaps clone out those footers, but not sure what you could put in to replace them. Something to think about!

I would also enjoy having the focus on the front of the photo, with a small enough aperature to make the rest of the image in reasonable sharpness as well.

Good job

Never Forget
by Arjay

Comment:
I like that you framed the lady. The ground is a bit "hot" but I absolutely love the detail in the brick! The 70-200 is an amazing lens! Congrats on a pretty successful shot.

a purple day
by boysetsfire

Comment:
You have two great photos here. What I would do here, is crop the bottom shadows, and crop the top man in a panoramic!

The shadows are soft, but I like it. The boy, I like the pose. Good job!

feild of dreams2black&whitedpc.jpg
by chrissycampbell

Comment:
With some tweaking, this would be an awesome image.

feild of dreams2.jpg
by chrissycampbell

Comment:
I love the softness of it. I think the exposure is off a tad though. I'm curious to see what this would look like in black and white, or even a sepia tone. Actually, try doing a Tritone with blue, white, and black as your colors. I bet this would look amazing!

zebra.jpg
by naplesmusc

Comment:
In some cases, it's very much ok to crop things off. In this case however, the zebras mouth is an integral part of the image, as he seems to be eating. The stripes seem to be very pixelated, though I can not figure out if that animal was like that, or if that is because of the camera.

Very nice bokeh, as you can start to see "circles of confusion"
Exposure is a tad off.

All in all, good try, just remember not to crop his mouth next time! and When dealing with whites that take up atleast 50% of the image, remember to over expose by about a half a stop.