Huh?
by ordinaryangel

Comment:
Very cute shot. Great title. I'd like to see more of her head. Great use of dof.

Number 5 - Shifting the rubble
by shalrath

Comment:
Much intrigue here. Who's carting if off? Where are they taking it? As evidenced by the drapery, there are clearly two worlds, and you seem to be in the old one.

Number 2 - Tears
by shalrath

Comment:
I like the colors in this and, of course, your expression, too. Very emotive shot.

Number 1 - Old and New
by shalrath

Comment:
Great juxtaposition of different times and (monetary) cultures. As always your sky has all the drama needed to complete the picture.

Looking Down Stream
by killjoy181

Comment:
Your reshoots are beautiful. There's still a good picture in here waiting to come out. If you're using PS you might try Shadow/Highlights to increase the drama in the sky and reduce the shadows/highlights elsewhere. I think what's working against you most here are the highlights on the water which, because of the sky, could not be avoided.

Down_re1Web-0694.jpg
by killjoy181

Comment:
This is lovely. What a difference a day makes, eh?

Edited to say I didn't read your comments until after making my own observation. lol.

Message edited by author 2007-09-20 15:10:52.

Blue_Bandit.jpg
by killjoy181

Comment:
Looks like you didn't have the best light, but you still got a nice shot with good colors.

Cat of the Slough
by jenesis

Comment:
She looks very regal - like a queen guarding her territory.

Underpass 2
by BlueZamia

Comment:
Too bad about the chain link fence. It kind of spoils an otherwise cool location. I like the shapes and subtle colors of your subject, and the lighting is perfect. With a wider angle lens you could stand right at the fence and get a similar shot, though you'd lose some overhead.

Fireplugs
by BlueZamia

Comment:
Something very anthropomorphic about this shot - like fallen soldiers or... Could use maybe a little more contrast or selective colors to bring out the reds bit more?