Grainy B&W
by JH

Comment:
Your contrast is good between the dark barkground and the grain in the tv picture. The texture of the foreground is also done pretty well as an added compostitional point. As a photo, I didn't find it to be a really compelling image.

cascade
by U622

Comment:
Compositionally, a wider angle might have helped to complete the waterfall, which seems to be screaming for more height.

Dam Noise
by Prism

Comment:
The rays of light are a nice touch to the photo. It is my favorite part of the image. The foreground seems to be very distracting, though. It also lacks focus especially on the background. There is a lot of competition going on between the two parts of the picture which makes it difficult for the eye to rest on what should be a restful scene. Maybe some sort of a polarizer would have balanced the strong lighting when you took the picture.

Three Pair
by bobdaveant

Comment:
Nice still life. I liked the green background used. Really brings out the pears. Selective sharpening on the shadows may have given the image a better grain.

Where the Buffalo Roam
by cpanaioti

Comment:
This one really looks like an image done by Curtis. Awesome job.

A Place in Hell
by JPR

Comment:
Very intense. Looks like your in the midst of a hurricaine. Color treatment was a good choice. Figure seems a bit broken up, though. Anyway, overall the image was very powerful.

Blacks Rapids Locks
by ralph

Comment:
Seems to show a lot of digital pixelation, especially in the roof and siding of the house. Liked the use of what appears to be infrared, though. The grain in the sky is also well done.

Doorway to the past
by bugsy55

Comment:
Seems as though it was treated with a noise reduction filter. Thought the image appeared too smooth for depicting grain.

Forgotten Path
by hi131

Comment:
Seems a bit digitally broken up. By creating grain, the resolution was compromised, so the image itself may not have been the best choice for a photo using image grain.

Neal Hendrix
by michael_p

Comment:
Very muddy image. Nice stop motion, though.