Towermonster
by BeeCee

Comment:
I know what building the reflection is. What is the building doing the reflecting?

Wildlife as Canon Sees It
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Somehow I missed voting on this but I did see it. Ribbon winner? Undoubtedly. Sorry I didn't throw my 10 into your batch. (Which would have hoisted it to a 6.8099!)

Fun shot that I am glad I got to see today.

Reflected Swan's Thirst
by SoulMan1978

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club!

A great, well timed capture. You went in a little too tight as there isn't a lot of room above the neck and the head in the reflection has been lopped off.

Nice high shutter speed to stop the motion. Its too bad that where the neck meets the head wasn't a bit sharper but it doesn't look like a focus problem since pretty everything else in the scene is in good focus.

The composition works well as the body , the neck and the ripples in the water create leading lines that move the eye to where the action is.

The color are nicely saturated without being taken too far.

The Invisible
by spiritodifirey

Comment:
Strangely I "see" how the title works here. Its like a full length portrait...without the person.

Tiger_Steve_IR.jpg
by JeffryZ

Comment:
Tiger in IR. Bet he hasn't had that kinda shot done before

O'Briens
by skewsme

Comment:
Interesting light but not its dappled.

Starry, Starry Night
by airatic

Comment:
Sorry. Interesting shot but it doesn't portray dappled light.

The Legless Lizard
by Geoffro

Comment:
Sorry, not really seeing dappled light in this shot.

Under the Cedars
by pixelpig

Comment:
Nice capture here. I am curious what it would look like in color.

Korakuen
by noraneko

Comment:
Highlights on the rock in the upper left are blown however, given that a long exposure was used this is understandable. A neutral density filter would help by allowing you to use a longer shutter speed without blowing the highlights.