Minority (Take Two) from Burst of Color - January 2006
by Baron152

Comment:
Significant improvement over the original!

Catastrophic Containment Failure-revisited
by ralph

Comment:
Amazing timing - seems unreal!

Out from somewhere
by LalliSig

Comment:
Hey, now you have a matched set! Love the contrasts in season, dress, and even model in that one has light hair, one dark. Still love the original, by the way, but this makes a very fitting counterpart.

The First Turn
by coolhar

Comment:
Great shot. Crisp, clean depiction of the action, and I like how the background seems slightly muted compared to the horeses and jockeys.

Reveal Thyself II
by SherwinJames

Comment:
I'm not familiar with the original, but I do like this one! Good lighting, I like the composition. Fingernail seems a bit blown, maybe? Ever so slightly distracting but only if you manage to get away from those eyes.

Return to Multnomah
by DrAchoo

Comment:
I'm going to assume this is Jason's. Improvements over the original - straightened the bridge, lost the border. :-) Do I like this one better? I'm not sure. The first one was processed well but I'm sure there was some room for improvement. This one seems a bit over the top to me, though. I've no doubt the foliage is a wonderful green this time of year there, but is it really that green, and the water that blue? It's still a damn fine shot, but in my completely unprofessional opinion, I think I'd like something between the two.

Washday Blues (Macro V Challenge)
by geewhy

Comment:
I can't remember who did this the first time, but I remember I liked it then, and I like it now, too. Very crisp focus, lovely DOF.

The Santa Maria Revisited
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Very nicely done, Tim! Exposure is perfect and I love that the reflections are pristine. Well worth the re-shoot as evidenced by your hints on the score. I'm glad you got the angle and perspective you wanted this time!

Cottage For Sale II
by gsal

Comment:
Lovely. Great colors/tones/composition. Not sure what the orignal was, but this one needs no improvement from my perspective.

What do you mean its turned blue?
by Falc

Comment:
Omigosh. The expression is absolutely priceless. An amazing shot - prefect focus on the little guy's (or gals - I don't suppose you asked) face.