jumbo-rock-3.jpg
by suiteness

Comment:
Excellent choice of DOF. The observer's eyes are slowly drawn from the textured foreground boulder towards the remote rocks.
You know that the image is good when it subconsciously invites you to explore it in details.

Feeding the Birds
by Wink

Comment:
Now you made me post my photo from the same lawn...
The city is just full of photo opportunities.

Sydney Marriott
by Wink

Comment:
AXA Australia is the other building.

Very difficult photo with wide dynamic range. Good exposure, given the dark sky and the reflection of the dark sky in contrast to the well lighted Marriott. You may attempt to selectively lighten the portion of the image other than Marriott, to bring the building forward some more.
Something like this:

ps. I hope you don't mind posting my edits here. Those are in my workshop, not publicly visible (except through the link from here). I'll remove it promptly if you desire so.

Message edited by author 2007-06-29 00:39:44.

jumbo rock_joshua tree.jpg
by suiteness

Comment:
This is the great example of why the rule of thirds works. It should be used as a part of a tutorial on composition.

This really tells something about the photographer - you have an eye for it.

Great job!

Alley cafe, the Rocks
by Wink

Comment:
I remember this place, very nice capture.

Australian Pelican
by Wink

Comment:
Beautiful capture of this beautiful bird. Technically very good. I would only notice the black feathers on its back being too black, but that's only after looking for something to criticize.

Environmental VIII
by zeuszen

Comment:
Love the dark feeling... maybe a dark phase only but dark looks good these days.

Point Reyes Beach
by psart

Comment:
I love the vanishing horizon and the amount of saturation in this image. Looks unreal!

Surrender the Day
by hahn23

Comment:
How nice. love the capture of golden peaks.

Water to wine (A tribute to Master Funk)
by thegrandwazoo

Comment:
Oooh, how well executed. Worthy of blue. I hope.