why do they fight
by Stagolee

Comment:
Nice portraint.

Pensive
by flip89

Comment:
Did not like the out of focus subject. Liked the tone you gave the image, but I would have liked to see more grain.

Sand Petals
by Studio18

Comment:
Very nice use of a sand filter. Looks almost like a fabric.

Stubborn
by Tranquil

Comment:
I agree with saintaugust. The sleeve on the hand kind of takes away from the spookiness of the shot. Even just colorizing the white part of the sleeve to black, would hide the stripe. Then you could even add a little gray color to the hand to make it look dirtier. Nice shot. I have an old cemetary just like this within 1/4 mile. Definitely gives me a few ideas.

Twilight's Swing
by DeniseBernadette

Comment:
Thanks for sharing your dreary shot. I really like this one very much because when I was a little girl, my grandfather had a swing hooked up for all us kids backed by woods like this. Definitely brings me back to the past.

Down the Road
by Jutilda

Comment:
So how does it feel? Congratulations on your marvelous showing.

Bridge Over Murky Water
by kenskid

Comment:
Wow, this one almost looks primordial. What a neat affect, especially in the background. Absolutely beautiful. I'd like to go there, it looks so wonderful. You did a great job on the stones of the bridge too. Just a very fine composition.

Sunday Afternoon
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Really like the concept of Sunday Afternoon and the collage format. Works very well. My favorite of the three is the one on the right because I really like the contrast between the green bag and the red shoes.

gnarled
by fstopopen

Comment:
This is such a strong composition. The tree seems to almost dwarf the cliffs because of the angle. Your blue sky is really saturated. Did you use a polarizer on the desert shots? Anyway, I think this was your best shot of all of them. Keep um coming. I don't get to see the desert sw at all, living in foggy and misty New England.

Gull in Flight
by owen

Comment:
I really like the definition in the tail feathers. How did you get the bird so smooth and still retain the sharpness?