Sand Harbor, Lake Tahoe
by jdannels

Comment:
I have still to develop a feel for HDR, but what I really like here is the way the textures are developed in the foreground rocks so that they resonate with the background hillslope and streaks in the sky.

World's Fair Pavilion
by trevytrev

Comment:
Just a drive by shooting? So much there. Before I read Ecce Signum's suggestion, I was wondering how it would look if you cropped out some of the sky..., but my compositional muse wants to stretch the whole thing laterally and compress vertically, though the muse offers no hints as to how to do that. I'm not sure I'd want to lose anything here as it is all interesting and wonderfully contrasty, geometric and billowy.

Week 4 - Marion Harbor
by CapeSail

Comment:
First thought is that one gets up early for a shot like this, and sees in a wonderfully different light: the boat is dark and graceful on the still water while the yachts are moored in the distance, a bare thought or suggestion, and right before us at our feet the shore and a convenient ladder to which is tied the boat in which we might or might not motor to one of the yachts. Second thought is that the dark outer frame is a good foil for this mostly light picture and brings out the boat, though I am thinking of it as a wider matting should it be printed and framed. The faint details all on the horizon make this picture, pull us out.

mildly annoyed kitty ready for a scratch your lens
by Melethia

Comment:
Tired being angry, show you they noisy bigger and bigger arm the bigger the lens. (Don's lens is bigger, made giant laser from one whisker).

Breath's Entrance (catching barflies)
by raish

Comment:
Ah. While you sleep in Finland, your fame has spread high and low, blue and brown(ish). I haven't done the math, but I hope my vote is not responsible for your failure to brown again. T

Looking back to see if you were looking....
by chesire

Comment:
Nice too.

Chesna's Picture
by chesire

Comment:
Great POV and composition. We await more from this overlooked perspective.

Kitty Nose with Appel
by cheekymunky

Comment:
Beautiful.

Breath's Entrance (catching barflies)
by raish

Comment:
This is of course brilliant and eminently commentable. The obviousness of the reference, the dogged faithfulness to the uber technique of blur, and the laid on thick delineation of the subject testify to the high standards of dpc. The stunningly coordinated frame has much to teach us about good presentation. Such earnestness and aesthetic integrity should be rewarded and hopefully inspire us all to avoid lighthandedness, offhandedness and sheer disdain in the future. 10

River Light
by JMart

Comment:
This quite appeals to me, as if the river and the fog were singing. (Thanks for laughing at Average Joe... T)