Spirits
by ubique

Comment:
Well, I still don't like the border too much but I completely disagree with the rule of thirds idea. The power of the composition lies in its current placement. Should have score higher...

Standing Guard In Snow and Fog
by alfresco

Comment:
You know, every day I wander around looking for this scene. Its not fair. So beautiful...

Industrial Bronze
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
Just so you know, my husband and I discussed your entry in depth. He gave it a 9 and I did not vote but would also have rated it high. Our discussions touched on a few points: She really should be wearing goggles and clothes (safety only), reminds us of "rosy the riveter," excellent POV, a little over neat imaged, well done for a basic challenge. There will always be those who assume that any nudity is gratuitous or pornographic. Wouldn't worry about it - you did good. :) Ah - ignore the neatimage comment. Must be the massage oil. :)

Cry Like A Rainstorm
by sher

Comment:
you know, all of your images are so amazing its really hard to pick one to comment on. Each of them are perfect in their own skin - you know what I mean, yes? And this one is no less. Rarely do I see an image of yours where the subject matters - they all convey so much on the moment at hand...

having fun
by Beetle

Comment:
well done post processing!

laser in fog
by Beetle

Comment:
really nice abstract. There is one little stray white wiggly right under the start/end of the beam. Pretty cool!

Fanelli's Cafe, Soho
by pawdrix

Comment:
Wow. Love this. If you took the car out it would be the 1940s all over again...

saturday afternoon
by gurlwithapen

Comment:
I really like this. It might be even better with the top cut off so all that is seen is water and boat. The textures of the water are great and the way the white sail stands out is perfect.

"Many Glaciers", Montana
by Beetle

Comment:
The grain definitely adds needed texture. I didn't see the original but feel this is an excellent use of grain to enhance. It provides a moodiness that would otherwise not be there. Good work!

Naturally Busy
by talmy

Comment:
yes - very busy. Cropping the red twigs on the left would enhance the overall image I think. great job with the moss. :)