Halstatt
by Schnitzer17

Comment:
Lovely clarity and detail in the buildings with a magnificent backdrop.

Emerald Wood
by Schnitzer17

Comment:
I like the processing you've done on this Josh. I'm not so sure about the tree on the left border as indicated by AP. Maybe the base of this could be cropped out to give more symmetry to the image. One other thing...and I know trees don't grow straight......the horizon is rising from the left to the right...I would rotate the image to level this up just for aesthetics...this would also reduce the amount of cropping to the left of the image.....all in all a very pleasing image.

2-jan 09 archive foto. escape
by roz

Comment:
Brilliant Rozy... Love the way the water is flooding out of the frame and all the little additions to a lovely Port Stephen's scene. The work you have done creating your own dirty, grungy and polluted globe is just extraordinary. No wonder all of these magnificent creatures are trying to escape. If this had been in a challenge it would have earned a 1 from me. Woops! 10 I mean...lol xox

phwaor
by Retroesque

Comment:
Excellent shot of boys being boys....and might I say girls being girls. Fantastic candid shot Lisa.

755448
by undieyatch

Comment:
Beautiful soft colours. Ahhh! Film...= no sensor dust....I wish

Sorrento-008-pp3.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
Think I like the tones of this one better than the rest Marion

Sorrento-008-pp2.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
Bloody hell. There's another Roz roz on this site. lol...Great processing. You have really given this a lift.

Liquid Rainbow
by GeneralE

Comment:
Hmmm!! Looks like my bedroom in the 70's.

Parking Lot Pollution
by GeneralE

Comment:
I like the blue/yellow curve you have put through this Paul. It brings out the truer colour of the oil in the water and highlights the spill better against the darker bitumen.

Bench edit
by Melethia

Comment:
I like the negative image process Deb but I think this processing actually gives the chair a new lease of life against the dilapidated background.