Slice
by Bugzeye

Comment:
Gorgeous colors. This is just me, but I'd get rid of that blue background.

Guardian of the Cross
by BAMartin

Comment:
Good idea, but the bird blends into the sky, and you've lost a lot of details in the white.

Window seat
by Melethia

Comment:
Nice light on the woman in the window. I'd try cropping a little closer -- right above the railing on the roof. I don't much go for the long skinny look in the format.

Sunset on the Dry Farms
by roO_dawg

Comment:
Straighten out that horizon.

Khalid Lagoon at night
by UAE_Guy

Comment:
Nice night shot, but you need to straighten the horizon.

Access Lighting
by zeuszen

Comment:
Into the gloom.... Great mood capture.

Late Afternoon at Greenleaf Beach
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Great study in tone and texture -- I really love that water. Minor nit with the tiny white dots. I'm assuming that they are buoys and/or ships and are part of the scene and as such "belong" there, but I wonder if this is a time for judicious cloning to get rid of them.

Hmmmm. I've looked at the picture for a bit more. Now those dots lead me to the horizon.

At any rate, a well composed and wonderfully processed shot.

Hello There
by Greetmir

Comment:
Personality plus!!!! 8)

Crossing
by DPC-System

Comment:

Originally posted by posthumous: Originally posted by Germaine: Moral of the story: Even masters don't produce masterpieces every time. Wrong moral!!

What's wrong about it? 8) To me, it's a pretty boring picture of a guy that got caught in the rain. I voted it a 4!

Crossing
by DPC-System

Comment:
This reminds me of the time in college when someone submitted one of Shakespeare's lesser known sonnets as a homework assignment in an English poetry class. Shakespeare got a "C". Moral of the story: Even masters don't produce masterpieces every time.