Go To Your Room!
by levyj413

Comment:
Excellent!

Alone in town
by imagine74

Comment:
Yes, I would certainly agree that the foreground needs something of interest. I also might have been tempted to frame the shot a little narrower, just on the tree line on the right, and inside the building corner on the right; my reason is that the ultra wide angle has produced some distortion, and this would help disguise the fact. That siad, you have got some very good things going for the photograph - despite the cloudy day, you have got good even exposure, but best, you have captured a lovely muted colour palette and interesting textures. When you do go back, try some shots of the details - individual windows, a chair against the stonework - there looks to be a great detail of potential in this small scene.

Russels Water, Oxfordshire
by Trinity_12_12

Comment:
I like this one very much - a real fairytale quality to it. I must investigate this technique - I have heard the name, but that is all.

Neds Point Lighthouse
by CapeSail

Comment:
I would prefer a less centered composition - I think this could be really strong if the lighthouse was on the left hand 'third' line.

A boy and his dog
by astoner

Comment:
A pleasing image; I think you could have aforded to crop in tighter.

Heifer in a Blizzard
by andrea22_als

Comment:
OMG - I couldn't see what this was until I read the title! Not the best photo in the world, but I am so glad you have shown it to us - we are lucky if we get half an inch of snownall winter!

Winter Aspens
by rasdub

Comment:
I really admire the way you have composed such a strong image from such a simple subject. I have tried similar shots to this, but never been able to pull off my vision.

155652.jpg
by MAK

Comment:
Didn't know we had any black squirrels in the UK! The setting for this photo is superb - love the composition and post-processing.

Greetmir II
by Greetmir

Comment:
You ol' devil, you! This is pretty cool!

1,2,3,4,...Hi-5!
by Kita

Comment:
Kita, I thought this would finish higher - it is a cool idea, and very well executed. Composition, focus and lighting are all strong - not bad at all for a 'straight from the camera' shot; you should be very proud of your entry.