1 - Golden Slumbers
by odriew

Comment:
Pretty good, I like it. Really good snapshot!

Food 01 - Lychees
by hajeka

Comment:
Interesting how the white fruit looks to be closer to the front fruit, yet blurrier than the orangeish fruit in background at left. I like the texture of the front fruit.

I'm staying (aka the eternal fight of the seasons)
by tome

Comment:
It looks good how the leaves are sharp and clear against the not quite so sharp branches with snow.

DSC_3025EDIT dp
by Adz

Comment:
It makes me want to go camping. I like that in a photo, when it makes you want to do something.

A Fungus Among Us
by dandavis

Comment:
Little shelf mushrooms, they are so beautiful! I like the way they look against the browns of the leaves.

disoriented
by mitalapo

Comment:
Looks like a cement birdfeeder. What is it?

southern california #01
by bspurgeon

Comment:
I'm curious about something ... in reading a little about pinhole photography, one of the things mentioned is clarity throughout. This photo is rather "glassy" (or "foggy" looking. How is that done with pinhole? Was it a foggy day? Or is it the long exposure?

Floods
by sulamk

Comment:
It's a curious picture with all the greys to white, very little dark. The heavy grey frame brings out that aspect of the image even more. Not sure it works to help or hinder ...

Ethereal Lily
by digifotojo

Comment:
Nice shapes.

Shadows in the Snow
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
Ahhh, long shadows, I've been looking at these for a couple years trying to figure out how to make a decent shot of them. I like how these look so horizontal compared to the trees that look so vertical, but not quite vertical, sort of vertical falling over. I wish the trees at top had a bit better light, to see a bit more of their structure; it is difficult to make pictures in bright light such as in this scene. I also sort of wish the frozen creek were not cut off at far left. I do like the graphic feel of the image. I am wondering what hunkering down a bit further (getting closer to the snow to make the picture, or, a lower viewpoint) would do for a composition such as this one. Or maybe, climb a tree and make a picture from up high, hmmmmm. I like the little bits of snow at the sides of some of the trees.

Good start.

Message edited by author 2011-01-03 11:34:23.