conehead digest
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Ok, I actually laughed out loud for real. As opposed to just typing "LOL" and not meaning it. That's quite funny...!

Horse Illustrated
by eikidigi

Comment:
Ha! Looks like something right out of a movie!

GEO - Discover Switzerland
by eweb

Comment:
Beautiful scenery -- I wish you had blown it up to 640 pixels wide!

American Entomologist
by connie

Comment:
Nice and crisp... simple and elegant -- could easily really be a magazine cover. Great work! - 10

Travel & Leisure (Cincinnati)
by lecalan

Comment:
A great representation of your city -- excellent detail!

Landscape design
by nitro102

Comment:
Seems a bit out of focus... an interesting subject, though.

Christianity Today
by jboling

Comment:
I've actually been to Christianity Today's offices a couple times! We did a project on the Internet a few years ago and they were one of our partners. Oh, about the picture... I like the idea represented here, but it seems that the flash was a bit overwhelming for the shot. There are several shadows that really detract from it, I'm afraid...

National Geographic
by Swashbuckler

Comment:
It's a good idea -- even though numerous others have tried the National Geographic theme this week. My criticism would be that the shot is a bit out of focus, and the yellow you chose might be a teeny bit harsh compared to the one they actually use in the magazine.

"Outdoor Photographer"
by lykofos

Comment:
Well... if it's for a photography magazine cover, you have just raised your own bar of excellence, ya know...! I'm afraid this honestly wouldn't cut it for a photography magazine. The shoreline is just way too dark to provide any detail. One thing I remember vividly from a photography class I took in college was that you want to be sure that "there's detail in the highlight areas, and there's detail in the dark areas." This is a good example of a shot that violates that rule. The trees have no real distinguishable features; they're too dark. At the same time, portions of the clouds are too blown out with too much light. This is a tricky scene to expose correctly -- keep at it :)

BASEBALL DIGEST
by purpletroll

Comment:
I can't help but think that most baseball magazines would feature shots of an actual game rather than an empty field...