Marlena
by Moose408

Comment:
That's my ex-wife's name. It is not, however, my ex-wife :-) Love the expression.

Morning in Ireland
by BlackdoGphoto

Comment:
Sweet! Is that a *graveyard* back there? Positively mystical/mythical shot. If it were an expert editing challenge, I'd be SO tempted to 'shop in a unicorn horn, LOL. Well done!

Quadrant
by ubique

Comment:
Killa nice! Well seen...

cieli
by gnapp

Comment:
That rainbowish stuff? That's what happens when you polarize through an airplane window... You probably know that, but liked the effect. So do I, actually, in this shot, but I wish it weren't all so washed out.

Time
by badger88

Comment:
Now there's an aptly titled, evocative shot. Good work! Love the square in the floor.

Watkins Glen, NY
by smichener

Comment:
Oh, I love this spot. I wish the values were a little richer, seems a tad washed out on my monitor at least. But a sweet capture.

Colors of Night
by Ken

Comment:
This is strange... Image and processing are in general first-rate, but there's a distinct sense of "lean" to it. I'm aware the light itself is essentially squared up, but the walkway pylons seem skewed. Not only that, the jetty seems artificially horizontal, if you catch my drift?

I'd be tempted to try skewing left to square the pylons then skewing down to make the jetty just a bit of a diagonal; I think that would feel more natural to me...

Something like this, maybe, though the actual horizon seems a tad off now, but that's fixable..

Caught Up Under
by dacrazyrn

Comment:
Hell of a sky! I saw one just like that once in Nebraska, scared me witless, it did.. :-)

USS Massachusetts (BB-59)
by bobnospum

Comment:
Tones are lovely, POV is striking, overall sense of power & menace is excellent, but the image loses so much by having the BG bridge. I know you didn't have any optiosn to speak of, but it's just too bad :-(

In the Warm Afternoon Light
by The_Dentist

Comment:
Processing here is sweet. A compelling image, makes one search for all the details.