Wine
by Angelis

Comment:
Lovely product shot. One little thing I would recommend on a shot like this is either having some wine in the glass and the remainder in the bottle, or having the empty glass and a full sealed bottle instead of an empty one.

One things for sure, an empty bottle was a good one. ;-) Cheers!

Contact
by bh3x

Comment:
I really like the composition and the creative use of the depth of field. Most people would probably focus on the persons head, rather than the handhold on the rock. Very interesting perspective too. Nice job.

How might you the flamingo see?
by strangeghost

Comment:
Stunning detail!

Shout for Joy
by cditto

Comment:
Wow, no cavities! This is really nice and captures a great emotion. The use of camera angle of the boy in relation to the background is very place setting (I'm thinking Turkey?). Very thought provoking. Nice capture.

Majesty
by Konador

Comment:
Nice composition, detail, and use of sepia here. I only wish I could see more detail in the eyes, but as it is it's a great shot.

End of the Road
by jrtodd

Comment:
Nice composition, gorgeuous shot. A little more contrast in the dark areas and a slight bump up on the red channel saturation would make this "pop" even more. But as it is, really nice.

Lake Pontchartrain July 2005
by theonemule

Comment:
Really nice composition here. There's great (yet subtle) framing, and it's well balanced. The fact that it's not a "spectacular" sunset shot with the whole sky lit up intensifies the mood to this photo. It makes me wish that I was there on the bench watching everything. Nice job.

Aviators.jpg
by casualguy

Comment:
Nice classic image. Personally I would like it cropped off the left and top right a little bit to center the planes creating a nice diagonal of the planes from lower left to top right. It's nice having the puffy cloud on the left, but it throws the composition of the planes off a little. Also, there's a lot of noise, maybe by adjusting the darker parts of the sky in the mixer it brought that out. Try some noise reduction for the sky and then use a small amount of grain filter to bring back some texture. Just my nit-picky two bits on a nice shot. It's fun to go back into the old stuff and see what you can do with it now.

Polaroid Collection
by jeffzoet

Comment:
Incredible!!! An amazing concept all throughout. The hands coming out of the photos holding another photo is pure genius, remeniscent of MC Escher. The layout on the old workbench is a nice touch as well. I'm with the 20 others (and growing) for a new favorite.

Message edited by author 2005-11-15 09:19:46.

End of the Road in Oz
by scalvert

Comment:
Congrats on another ribbon Shannon! I had this pinned as yours just by the creativity alone before I remembered the yellow bricks and slippers from your other one. Great job, and I'm glad to hear that it's not your house... I was ready to bring paint and brushes over Thanksgiving weekend when we're out that way!