Infinity
by Trumpeteer4

Comment:
I like the leading lines on this, but I have to tell ya, I have a hard time with shades of red (usually don't see reds very well) and this photo has a severe red cast to it.

On a cloudy day
by Kelli

Comment:
Nice reflections and smooth water. A bit too much noise reduction applied IMO.

Dog is a man's best friend...
by tinkie2010

Comment:
I like the color tone you've selected for this and I really want to like this, but it seems so "staged" and unnatural. The ingredients are there...just missed the emotion connection IMO. Good luck.

Binary Rendering
by pixelpig

Comment:
I like this better than the untouched photo. Probably because in what you've done in knocking down the bright yellow-greens with the processing.

Day11.jpg
by idnic

Comment:
Beefcake? Never heard that term before. :-/

The colors really pop on this photo! You also get a nice feeling of depth on this with the people are varying distances.

I know, I know...it's all about the 'beefcake' isn't it? :-P

Day 10.jpg
by idnic

Comment:
Ok. So how far is 400 feet? Inquiring minds want to know; What exactly is submerged? Sounds ominous.

Day 12.jpg
by idnic

Comment:
Could be a postcard. Nice catch!

Day15.jpg
by idnic

Comment:
She's wearing a fin on her head!!! :-P He-he. I like the B/W conversion for this. Keeps this simple and easy to take in. Funny how the kid in the upper-left really plays a very minor role in this. Wonder if that would be different in color?

Oops! Just noticed comments by The_Tourist saying basically the same thing about the "fin". :-P

Message edited by author 2009-09-21 13:24:05.

Gravel trap
by Starbanana

Comment:
Boom! Jump to the red. Then to the yellow wondering, is that a tennis ball? Oh yeah, there's some rocks up front on this...let's check them out. Yep. That's gravel rocks alright.

Seriously, it's interesting how the visual elements in this pull the viewer to areas outside of the area of focus. Kind of fun! :-D

Abandoned
by Germaine

Comment:
The comments on this are funny. :-) I wondered about 'Clark' immediately also.

I like the moody feel you've captured here. The vignetting and the grain work very well with this comp.