The View from the Cloister
by SoulMan1978

Comment:
Great leading lines and nice detail captured in the building. Excellent exposure throughout especially in the sky. (It would have been really easy to blow out).

I'm ready for my close-up...
by SoulMan1978

Comment:
With all of the eagle shots in your portfolio I'd say I like this one the most. I like the catch light in the eye as well as great detail you captured. The processing you've used is simple and effective and I like the shallow DOF

Through a Giant's Eye
by alanfreed

Comment:
great location to shoot. In a perfect world it would be nice if you were shooting closer to sunrise or sunset.

Good exposure and great choice of aperture to get good DOF. A touch oversharpened in my opinion as I can see some minor haloing. (Not that big of a deal though).

Hot AIr
by moonwell

Comment:
beautiful colors and a great sky. Nicely exposed with good sharpness.
And um..its really pretty. :)

100 years-old cobble street
by carofo

Comment:
I am guessing that the only reason that this didn't do better was because of the challenge and not because of the image itself. I personally think its a unique take on the challenge and you've captured it well.

Waiting for a Train
by klkitchens

Comment:
Really nice shot. I love the detail you shot in the penny. The leading lines of the track take the eye pleasantly through the scen.

Oblique sunset
by alepisa

Comment:
Really tough scene to expose for. I would try to go for a lot smaller aperture to try to give some shape to the sun. Maybe also underexpose a bit and then dodge the foreground to bring back the detail.
The tilted horizon works to a certain extent. I'd be tempted to increase the tilt more to make it appear more deliberate as this almost looks accidental.

AT THE DOOR
by drphotos-dm

Comment:
Terrific photojournalistism shot. Perhaps not something you would print out and put up on your wall however I could see this in a newspaper or a magazine.

Royalty at Work
by 777STAN

Comment:
I always find it fascinating how great macros create a miniature landscape. This one certainly does.

Eric
by AdiGri

Comment:
A little overprocessed in my opinion e.g. There is haloing artifacts around the subject.