08 - Houses with a View
by ErikV

Comment:
Good fall scene, like the really big trees. (Hope they won't have to use them for fuel when you cut the electric; not really a joke where I live).

Duck Bath #2
by pjangel

Comment:
First off, way more detail in Ducky at this size. And more impact by Ducky and splash. (Actually meant to crop more off the bottom, and none off the top. Was there any more on the right?).

Message edited by author 2007-11-06 21:37:32.

Surf's Up
by tinky2

Comment:
I love the tones and lines of this picture; don't think you could have got a more pleasing contrast between surfers and wave in any other kind of light. (Okay, so I might crop about 2" off the bottom to make the lines even more dynamic, though I like the foamy water, but I like the action better).

Duck Bath
by pjangel

Comment:
Nice splash. (Here I go cropping again: maybe an inch off the bottom, two off the left side to feature the splash better, though you'd sacrifice the nice ziggy reflection).

Water Face.jpg
by tnun

Comment:
Yeah, think you're right cogerox: originally I had done just that; guess I wanted to see how this would fly, since it ain't serious.

two inches of perfection II.jpg
by saltwatershots

Comment:
Whee! Echoes of Georgia O'Keeffe's The Blue Line.

Nov 6 - Rainbow
by hajeka

Comment:
Really really like the way you have composed this.

Dear Creek Mural
by cogerox

Comment:
Yikes. Clearly at this size we can't do justice to your shot. As it is, the white vertical thing at the right might be a feeder stream or one heck of a distraction. As a whole, I can't quite find a balance, possibly because the vanishing point is too close to the centre though I certainly enjoy looking at this, and like the BW.

Lonely
by Luguer

Comment:
Definitely a nice catch with pleasing elements already commented on. Not sure your crop has made the most of them; only thing I can think of is to crop some off the top and right side, and then horizontal reverse, 'cause Westerners read from left to right.

Drink
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
(Too far for me). Love the solemn treatment of the improbable and strange.