Going Fishing
by sallyjo1

Comment:
Man, finally a shot I can sink my teeth into. only the second 8+ after, let's see, 162 votes. Sepia was a great choice. The props are excellent and the composition is nice. Personally I would have tried to squeeze just a bit more sharpness out of it, but I fully realize I'm a total sharpness hound and not everybody else has the same feeling. 8 for now, could bump later.

Simple Inertia
by JPR

Comment:
as a former rower, I loved the "swing" of the boat and the sound of the bubbles rushing along the bottom as your oar was out of the water. A great simple pleasure. If people are voting you low, they just haven't experienced it. ;) Your conversion to B&W is fairly good, but our kayaker is a bit harsh on the lighting. The composition is excellent and the lilypads add interest for sure. 7

Jump Rope
by Kelsee

Comment:
Man, this shot had real potential. unfortunately that potential is unrealized. The subject is too dark and the focus is quite soft (not in a good way). 5

Silhouettes at Sundown
by Len Scap

Comment:
I would love to see the original of this. What I'm suspecting is processing is most excellent. 8

Wind N Sea Beach
by jmoore

Comment:
I think your horizon isn't level. haha, just kidding. Nicely done. is this a pelang lens? 7

The Road to Hell
by Brad

Comment:
very nice. I'm just love WA landscapes with dramatic clouds. Maybe because I don't have a WA lens...7

All that remains
by Simonjw

Comment:
When it came up, I said, "ooh". That's good. Wonderful treatment of the sky. I neeeeed a 10-22mm dangit! 8

Father and Son
by timmotyka

Comment:
I bet you are getting hammered for that border...

Here comes the sun.
by zardoz

Comment:
Somewhat oversharp, most evident in the rocks. Composition isn't bad, although I'd like to have the hill at top not cut off. 5

Special Delivery
by nsoroma79

Comment:
I might have muted the blue just a tad more. 6