Puerto Rico Paradise 2
by mlmurray

Comment:
Echo the other two, increase contrast, saturation and sharpen. Again I wish I was there LOL. Great shots and composition.

Puerto Rico Paradise
by mlmurray

Comment:
Again, increase the contrast and saturation, sharpen a bit and it will look great. You may have a bit of sensor dust (the dot in the middle of the frame?) Wish I was there!

Keller_Hibiscus_dpc1024.jpg
by mlmurray

Comment:
Pretty, I love pink. Maybe increase the contrast a bit and maybe the saturation which will make the colors pop a bit more and sharpen (USM). Love the composition/crop

I can see better with glasses
by edmeng

Comment:
Well executed, great idea, Love this shot.

Room with a view
by KiwiChris

Comment:
LOL Gret shot, it is a tad bit too bright (wishy washy?) tho and would be better with a bit more contrast and les brightness, make it pop more. Good luck!

I see
by toti

Comment:
Nice ... the highlight (softbox?) in her eye is a bit distracting. Cool idea, good luck.

Merced River
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
This would have fared much better in the reflection without mirrors challenge, I dont see it as transparency, maybe I am missing something. Great shot nonetheless.

thru the lens
by hopper

Comment:
This really gets you thinking, how did u do that LOL. Never thought about looking through the lens backwards, gotta try it!! Great shot!

Chulo
by ajschel

Comment:
I liked this shot, animals dont always go down well here (ask me most of my shots are cats and horses!!), the grain is nice but I think it might have had more impact and maybe scored a bit higher if the kitty had been looking at the camera (easier said than done when working with animals I know believe me). I took the liberty of playing with the shot a bit in PS, upped the contrast a fraction, brought down the brightness a smidgen and coverted to greyscale and feel it improved the shot. Give it a try, hope this helps.

Who are You.jpg
by puma

Comment:
The shot is very busy, this is my constant battle, to get clear shots of my horses while being surrounded by barns, muck heaps, hay stacks, vehicles, ugly fences, a railway track down the one side of the property, a round pen, to name a few. The two horses on the right would make a great shot in the long grass on their own. I dont know if I like the blue tint of the shot, but the buildings, muck pile, trailer, poles, wires and pile of roundbales covered by tarp just draw your eye away from the important part of the shot, the horses.