Window seat
by Melethia

Comment:
Killer good shot!

Ecola Sunrise (no post-processing except resizing)
by charliebaker

Comment:
Well. I know EXACTLY where you stood for this one :-)

Day 20 - Jeanne
by levyj413

Comment:
Sorry to hear about your accident, Jeanne. Sounds like a bummer of a bad break. I hope you heal swiftly and well.

Robt.

Perched
by Melethia

Comment:
Beautifu composition and light, it makes me smile, a very nice shot :-)

Skeletons and Mute Watchers in the Frozen Marsh
by MaryO

Comment:
tsk tsk tsk: stealing bot my marshes and my propensity for long, poetic titles? jejeje... Let me know how many ask if this is mine...

Avalanche Elbow
by hahn23

Comment:
This is REALLY nice. Exceptionally well-seen and well-composed, great use of defining light.

Midnight Canopy II
by muur88

Comment:
This is totally excellent, in large measure due tot he fact that the reaching branches have somehow managed to define a zigzag path through the sky towards the buildings; there's no interlacing of the trees. Also, the preservation of the fine twig detail is remarkable without use of sophisticated sharpening algorithms. If I had a quibble here, it would be that the image is leaning half a degree to the right, but how you gonna figure that setting up in the dark? And the rules won't let you rotate. So... Good job!

Neds Point Lighthouse
by CapeSail

Comment:
Jeff,

this is a moody shot with a lot of potential, much of it unrealized. The composition is an issue, because it is very static, with the lighthouse too centered for the powerful, turbulent context of the image. It's also very fuzzy-looking. There doesn't seem to be much you can do about that, but you CAN reframe the image if you like to give more dynamic power to the composition, something like this... I have also added in some USM and adjusted the levels for more pop.



Robt.

Message edited by author 2007-02-22 11:35:46.

Virtuoso
by md8speed

Comment:
That's a VERY nice job of PP, dude. Really.... 'Grats on the ribbon.

It's Dandy for Your Teeth
by muckpond

Comment:
I just ran across this today. I'm sorry I never commented on it; it's quite beautiful. I bet you'd have bagged a 6.5+ if you'd cropped it square and shown a 640x640 of the bristles with much less background. Was it really shot with the 15mm?

R.