What was that?
by fantomfoto

Comment:
I like the intensity of this shot. The cat is so focused. Nice strong diagonal pose. I think I would crop just a bit off the top.

Blue Dragonfly
by MaryO

Comment:
Beautiful capture. I love the blue/green bokeh background. It's a perfect complement to the glistening wings.

High mountain fox.
by jimsapp

Comment:
Beautiful color and texture. What a fabulous trip you must have had!

Young bull moose scratching his nose.
by jimsapp

Comment:
I like the fuzzy little new antlers. Nice focus and DOF. I'm quite impressed with your lens. I have a rebel XTi and am looking for a good zoom lens. I have motion blur problems with my Canon 70-300mm IS lens. How close to the subject were you when you took this shot?

Marmot
by jimsapp

Comment:
Nice shot. I have never seen one of these. You got excellent detail with the beautiful texture of the fur, the front teeth, and the little hands. How I wish that white bit in the lower left wasn't there, but such is wildlife photography -- you get what you can. And you did it well.

IMG_2273-Bathing.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
What I like about this photo is the curve of the bird bath and the stone at the top. I think I would like it without the bird. A nice Zen sort of image.

Fly Away Heron
by MaryO

Comment:
Beautiful flight shot with that clear feather detail. The fish makes it even better. I love the wild mood of the scene -- it feels like deep wilderness.

Water Bug
by Bujanx

Comment:
These little critters are so cool the way than can walk on water. You did a good job of capturing the bug and the little dents in the water.

Fossil on Log
by Bujanx

Comment:
It seems over processed, but the effect is still pleasing. I like the way the shape of the fossil is repeated in the knots on the log. I wonder if you could reduce the noise without compromising the detail in the subject.

small snail
by Bujanx

Comment:
I like the textures and colors in this image. Clever of you to look for something tiny when there seems to be nothing available.

ETA: Whatever that is in the upper half of the image, distracts me from what I consider the beauty of the lower half. I began to wonder how this would look if you rotated it so that the rock was diagonal. Either that or crop off the top half making a mini-panorama -- a snail sized panorama. :)

Message edited by author 2008-06-06 14:47:20.