02A - Daybreak (Cloned/Healed)
by ErikV

Comment:
Actually think this works better, though the cropping solution may have been mine.

Nov-02-IMG_0436.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Lovely scene.

Nov 3 - Mill
by hajeka

Comment:
Oh yes, I like this, nice balance of light, and all paths leading to the mill-especially the blue path in the clouds, and someone should always be riding a bicycle. (Rule of thirds all the way).

608270
by undieyatch

Comment:
Like the BW and the play of textures. Not sure about the contrast; I suspect all was brighter than the photo conveys. Difficult to judge this sort of picture at this size - a general difficulty at DPC - both for shooting and preparing and for critiquing.

Irrigation Canal
by cogerox

Comment:
Nice job: light and colours wonderfully enhance perspective.

lighthouse.jpg
by Luguer

Comment:
Oh shoot, I love it.

water color
by Prime_Time

Comment:
Love the light. Simple two elements of geese and reflections versus third element (sic) of water give the serenity and balance I like in this kind of picture. But I think, contra Erik, that if you cropped just a little off the top we'd get a greater sense of the geese going off into the distance. As well, there is a set of concentric ripples radiating from the bottom right, though they don't continue beyond the lead goose/gander, which would be given greater play and tighten up the composition.

Nov-02-IMG_0425.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Ditto ErikV; there are a number of interesting elements here -the falls and the fieldstone below the tree as well as the tree that might be worth featuring. (At the moment I'm having great difficulty with my own submission trying to keep my elements in line).

last duck
by Prime_Time

Comment:
The reflections, red tree and gold lines and that one perfect circle, truly make this. Too bad duck's head is not backgrounded by one of the blue patches, but his black colour with all the sheen is a good foil for the reflections. (Can you identify him?)

IMG_6000avghi-4-leaves.jpg
by sfalice

Comment:
What is especially nice is the shape of the hinder leaf, like a bird lighting on the leaf, her bill feeding or drinking in the leaf axils.