Week 10: Kimber
by WalesP

Comment:
you have a lovely daughter and I want your lens:) I like this portrait but can't help but fee that I would like to see the glasses on the way on, or more tilted down. As they are now they run through the eyes and take away from her,imo.

Holding up the light
by Alicia

Comment:
The abstract quality of this shot is great. I feel the added texture is great and makes this a more interesting than the version without. It does have a feeling of the white palm holding the light from falling to the ground, nice!

Synergy
by SandyP

Comment:
Fun! I love how the light trails act as leading lines to the dancers and add energy to the shot!

Week #7
by Sonifo

Comment:
Nice capture, love detail and the backlighting! Maybe a slight vignette added to the edges to guild you in a bit but not much, just a thought.

Redtail Hawk With Catch
by Gatorguy

Comment:
Wicked shot, congrats on a nice shot!

Not Without My Fish
by basssman7

Comment:
Great capture, site to see for sure! I thought you hated the bald shots..lol!Congrats man on a nice finish and a great photo!

eye spy lunch
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Great Job! What a lovely pic and well finished in a tough field!

Hammersmith Bridge IR
by dainmcgowan

Comment:
A cool bridge and city scene and I like the compositon. I have the same camera converted for IR and the one thing I notice is that the IR images come out very flat. The beauty is that I find it more suitable for boosting the contrast in PP then a color file. I would try an auto levels or manuelly adujust the levels, then run it through some USM at about 20% with a radius of 40 at 0 threashold, that should boost the contrast a bit. Just some thoughts from someone with the same issues with contrast in IR.

Message edited by author 2008-03-08 00:29:08.

Gift Shop - Route 66
by BAMartin

Comment:
I love the old mother road and all the nostalgia behind it. This seems to be a bit slanted in the frame.

Wk_10_B&W_Cyclists
by twmax

Comment:
Great motion pan! Nice, sharp rider with a smooth oof motion in the background. The b&w works very well in this shot, usually you see bikers with bright cloths which tend to draw the eye all around the frame, but here the focus is the riders and the sense of speed & motion, well done!