Ski Fence Day 5
by emily212

Comment:
Very whimsical. It is nice to see some of the uniquely different creations from where you live, and this is no exception. Thanks for sharing.

Day 4 - Pilkington's Glass
by Sweetlittlepixie

Comment:
Love the black and white. You created a wonderful image from something very ordinary and uninteresting. It must be the stark nature of the chimneys that make the image better than average.

Church Day 4
by Katmystiry

Comment:
Nice use of dusk. Just enough light from the church to draw the eye into the photo.

Day 4 - Plants
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
Nice soft colors. I like the hint of a houseline in the background. Very nice.

My Mountains Day 4
by emily212

Comment:
You are lucky to be so close to such a wonderous piece of america. Gorgeous image.

Texas Music's Pride & Joy
by SandyP

Comment:
Great image. Nicely balanced and well done as a postcard style.

men in trees.jpg
by yeti

Comment:
Nice try at an interesting subject. I think you need to get a little closer, though, to really get strong details. The blue sky, though, is really amazing. Really grabs your attention.

Day 2 SEE ROCK CITY Signs
by TCGuru

Comment:
I love to see unique qualities of your area. The image has a nice focal point with the red birdhouse. I think a bit taken off the top would make the image even stronger. Like the tree it rests against, too. Would like to see more of that part of the photo, but that is my own opinion.

Day 2 - My House
by Sweetlittlepixie

Comment:
Great tones and colors. You might need to straighten the composition a little. It is hard to decide where to straighten because your lens distorted the image a bit, making it hard to get nice straight lines. I would start with the roof first, then see how the rest of the image is affected,then go from there.

Day 2
by renegade1966

Comment:
Nice way to get a good composition to hide an obstruction. Anyway, the church is a very good subject. I am not good with architectural shots so can't give you many hints. I would recommend trying to see if Bear_Music can give you some tips on getting better building shots. That was the kind of photographer he used to be.
My opinion, composition is really good, but a bit more contrast in your highlights and shadows would give the image a bit of snap. Also, if you have a dodge function on your editing, you might try to dodge a bit of the front to make better detail on the doors .