Tia Maria
by CWelch

Comment:
Good dog, well portrayed.

Day 14
by tinky2

Comment:
How can I objectively comment? So jealous of you guys.
Edit: Fowl water envy.

Message edited by author 2007-11-14 21:28:23.

15 - Wood Duck #2
by ErikV

Comment:
He is pretty. Another golden touch of water.

DSC_0002
by Prime_Time

Comment:
I am not a post-processing fan, chiefly because I can do very little. So far. But this is a lovely composition, and I appreciate LG's pointing out the way out. (Not sure about the framing which for me interrupts the artwork).

14 - Early Morning
by ErikV

Comment:
I like this one. For the subtlety and fine definition of buildings and darker foreshore. Ducks give some pop.

Snag in Reflection Lake at Mt. Lassen
by cogerox

Comment:
Ditto tinky and stargazer. The dead branches dancing exuberantly, the live trees shadowing a different tune. Like that circular "web" in the centre of the snag.

Day 12 Cropped
by tinky2

Comment:
Well, this is learning experience for me: I prefer the uncropped, maybe because the horizontals are fine as they are, and the picture needs to be square. And maybe you just knew what you were doing the first time. Or maybe just a tiny bit off the top to allow the ripples to complete their curve.

Message edited by author 2007-11-14 00:13:46.

Day 13
by tinky2

Comment:
I find this quite interesting. On the one hand an abstract composition, on the other a real scene with fantastic sky and water, and just a light touch of detail in the fore-scrubbery (well, it looks more like scrub than shrub) whose overall pinky rusty red repeats blurredly in the far curve(s). Not to get carried away: I guess it is the contrast between the glassy blue and the textured scrub.

Nov 13. Rainbow II
by hajeka

Comment:
Like the way rainbow lands on the horizon of buildings and trees. Don't suppose you have enough detail to do a really tight crop of just rainbow and that horizon?

TownshipPond3Web1.jpg
by cogerox

Comment:
Like texture, composition and light. And I know the colours are right, but they don't do enough. (I could be way out of line here, but I have never been able to get the greens and browns to work for me. Maybe my monitor.)

Edit: been thinking about this and am looking again - I may have been way off about the colours: everything changes when I tilt my monitor. Must be something to this photo to make me obsess...

Message edited by author 2007-11-14 15:01:55.