Reflections on Eternity
by dsidwell

Comment:
nice reflection everybody thought it was photoshop I guess :) i really like this. assuming people treat it fairly, you should score quite well. beautiful colours, and a crisp image. -Pedro

The Bath
by svital

Comment:
other than the border, i like this. simple and soft. the border however does not add to the image,and actually throws the perspective off a bit. -Pedro

special trout hole
by wetland

Comment:
this is nice. i like the slightly slower shutter to get the motion in the water, but it also seems to have a bit of blur from camera shake...did you use a tripod? If not, that would solve it. the colours are nice, but seem a little too much. a little less saturation would help i think. good shot. -Pedro

Sacred Resting Place
by BAMartin

Comment:
I'm going to start out by saying that i think this is a little too contrasty...the shadows obscure some of what i think are important details (like the face of the monument). the sky is great. i might have cropped a little off the left to simplify it a bit (only my preference, of course). Having said all that I'm using a pretty dark monitor, so I'm going to check back when i get home to see if i still feel the same way. -Pedro

Remembrance Day
by Patzt

Comment:
i like it. simple. at first i thought it looked a little flat, but the softness is actually quite compelling. the subtle sunbeam is helpful. nice simple border. -Pedro

Relaxing In God's Creation
by Drake

Comment:
i like the idea, but it seems a little too busy to be relaxing to me ;). try this same shot on a tree by itself...I'd be interested to see how it comes out. -Pedro

Evening Light
by stuart

Comment:
I'm sure I'm not the first to mention the compression artifacts (pixely appearance) of this. The composition is very nice, and the light works well, but the quality detracts from it. Let me know if you want help fixing that in the future...I'd love to help if I can. - Pedro

Entry
by karmat

Comment:
i would absolutely love this if you shot it at a different time of day. the light hitting the left part of the building is just too overpowering to ignore. that beautiful archway entry should be the focal point, in my opinion. try it again at dusk or on a cloudy day :) nice job. -Pedro

Uplifting!
by train

Comment:
a little too much black in the foreground for my tastes, i might have cropped a little higher were it mine :) nice rich colours, and i love the presence of the big tree up front. -Pedro

Altered Image
by jfaulkner

Comment:
this is a hard angle to shoot from, given the shape of the bricks at the bottom. cropping a little off the bottom might balance the image better (personal preference of course). the colour is nice, but the sky flattens it out a little...a little fill-flash might have helped. good job. -Pedro