Early morning means good reflection photos
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Congrats on your first Ruedi.
This is an amazing photograph and a gorgeous location!

Under the Bridge
by Arjay

Comment:
Great isolation of the person with the minimal depth of field.
A good example of composition and leading lines.
Genarally leading lines lead to the subject, but in this example leading away works well to add depth.

Ring Bearer after Ceremony
by joanns

Comment:
This is visual perfection.
His one eye being covered with the bubble, the look in his other eye and the motion blur with his face remaining sharp. Black & white was so right for this too. An instant favorite!

Day 12 : Mums The Word
by ShaneBlake

Comment:
Very nice presentation!

Moraine Lake
by brownsm

Comment:
This is stunning!
Post Card material if I ever saw it.
(personal preference would have been to clone out the floating sticks though)

3217 3 Sisters BW Pbase.jpg
by smellyfish1002

Comment:
What a wonderful image.
The black & white here is absolutely the perfect choice!
(may wanna sponge tool/desat the girls' shirt in the center to remove the blue)

Peace through firepower
by maliki778

Comment:
A few things I see that could have made this better in my opinion:
The dark radius corner in the upper left is a bit of a distraction - a tighter crop would have helped.
There isn't a strong area in focus. The shell gets close partway up, but still lacking clarity. May have been better to start the sharpness/focus low and graudate out into soft focus.
A dead-center main focal point is a bit iffy in a composition. A different angle or point of view may help in the future.

Inside-out; or outside-in
by e301

Comment:
Well seen and excellent timing on this shot.
Black & white conversion was a good choice too.

L I V I N G D E A D
by bood

Comment:
This is one to sit and stare at for a while.
Well Done!!

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by Bear_Music

Comment:
Well shoot me for being honest, but I can't say as the PP on this really "does it" for me Robert. The scene is serene and would love to see a more conventional post-processing on it.