Arenal Volcano
by Rgarcia

Comment:
That is an unbelievable cloud formation over the top of the volcano. Perfect timing for the shot. The color, the detail the entire capture is excellent! High marks from me.

Blue Wire
by gsal

Comment:
Really nice! Excellent detail in the ice chrystals. I even like the grain in the background. Simple and clean.

Take The Path
by Refocused

Comment:
Making a picture of a fence into something I would hang on my wall is indeed a challenge. This is good enough to be on a calendar.

Impressive work!

Industrial Incarceration
by Telehubbie

Comment:
I love the processing on the bricks and the very slight grunge feel. Nates at the top of the building is excellent. I'm glad you didn't crop it out. A great shot!!!

Hangover
by Jutilda

Comment:
Simply Gorgeous!!!

Waning Strength
by rscorp

Comment:
Dang I love this!!! This is the kind of work I admire most. Being able to pull a small portion from the entire scene is an art in itself. I love the bright orange color in the background and the natural tones in the fence post. Simply gorgeous. 10

<- ARD
by shoelessaj

Comment:
Awesome ! I love the title as much as the photo!!! I want to see more of the old truck at the end of the driveway. I hope you took some shots of it by itself while you were there. It's a busy shot, but I like the way it conveys the rural story.

A Winter Sunset
by wali12

Comment:
This has potential to be a good shot, but to me, it is lacking in a couple of basic fundamental areas. I know the rules of composition are nothing more than guidelines and can be broken. Give this link a quick look. It may be of help to you in positioning your horizon or at least give you some options to consider.

//www.colorpilot.com/comp_rules.html

In this case, I think I would have cropped the sky completely out, or included it only if it would fill at least the top 1/3 of the photo. Then maybe a couple tweaks of brightness and contrast. I hope this has been helpful to you.

Rusty barb
by Prime_Time

Comment:
I love the rusty barb in every way. I like the detail and the positioning and the simplicity of the over-all shot. I just can't deal with that ugly green background. It is too un-natural and pulls far too much attention from your subject.

shadows
by arsenal

Comment:
Unusual processing technique. I like it. I do clearly see the fence in this even though the fence is not the primary subject. I am giving this one high marks.