Township Rd Pond
by cogerox

Comment:
Lovely transparent feel to this. Well done.

Day 10
by tinky2

Comment:
So much to see here, but the drama is the striated rock and the lovely pure white splash. I get the feeling I'd like to see more of this scene.

DAY 15. edited. watching ..
by roz

Comment:
Straightening doesn't hurt, but the saturation in foreground takes away some of the mood, IMHO.

DAY 15. unedited. watching ..
by roz

Comment:
Actually like this one, maybe cause I saw it first and declared my immediate allegiance. (Yr. Katee similar to dog about town named Blue- part Heeler, may post picture).

Red Maple Leaf.jpg
by tnun

Comment:
Appreciate the comments: I did play around with this and the whole pic to make more of a pop, but I kept losing the swirly water that tinky2 noticed and which I liked better than having some kind of pop.

Nov 10 - Footpath
by hajeka

Comment:
I certainly applaud the effort to make something out of nothing! Nice DOF in rule of thirds. (Say, you're not practicing duotones?)

Message edited by author 2007-11-10 20:56:35.

11 - Tugboat & Bridges
by ErikV

Comment:
I also like the colour and detail in this, but I find the upper bridge rather too strong an element, though it certainly serves to inform us out of towners.

Nov 9 - In the park
by hajeka

Comment:
Lots of lines! Composition might be improved by cropping the top to eliminate the partially wet concrete and weeds/grasses which distract me, at least, from enjoying the lovely spaghetti effect of the water falling.

Nov-10-Img_0086.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Good colour and mood; stripes on water nicely reinforce the horizontal. (I know nada about postprocessing, but it would be great if you could bring out the treelines of the first two landmasses).

Morro Rock
by tinky2

Comment:
Love the reflections in the water of the Rock and dark clouds, light on rock, and how you got it to dwarf the hills. (At first I wondered about the balance of the photo -it's a sickness in me - but the whole seems to create a tension or movement to the right to supply/imagine what lies beyond, led by the diagonal cloud reflection and the shoreline. (And I'm very glad to be informed).