Do Not Disturb
by Greetmir

Comment:
This is a beautiful and very content looking house cat. The texture in the fur stands out nicely, so exposure is exactly right. I think I will go give my cat a little scratch and snuggle. It's good to see you on the forums more lately.

Dead Presidents
by annig

Comment:
This is a good shot of the mountain and the art. It's too bad that you could not be there to get a great sky and more modeling light on the art work.
A side note; The same group of people carved "Stone Mountain" near Atlanta, Ga, using the same techniques.

Badlands
by annig

Comment:
Magnificent! The snow really makes the relief of the different levels in the rock stand out nicely.

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by bennettjamie

Comment:
Composition, the expression, and DOF with no major distracting elements work well with this shot. The light is good too, with the exception of the one highlight on her lip which may be easy to fix.

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by bennettjamie

Comment:
For the full body shot, this one is the nicest of this group. I would try to darken the bright top of the rail a little, as bright areas tend to draw the viewers attention to them.

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by bennettjamie

Comment:
This one seems to have the nicest light and the most natural and comfortable pose. It's a bit wide angle for a portrait, lncluding the RR track may not be the best idea, as I don't see many girls who look this nice walking on RR tracks. From her hair tips to the top of her head, and with the two small branches cloned out, this would be the best of the bunch IMHO. I don't think it would crop that much and still have enough resolution to be excellent.

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by bennettjamie

Comment:
The bright sunlight in her eyes made her squint in this one. She just looks very uncomfortable with the bright light.

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by bennettjamie

Comment:
This is a sweet pose and smile, even the eyes are smiling. The bits of redness in her complexion are a little distracting. I like the composition. I would use the burn tool a bit on the bright shoes.

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by bennettjamie

Comment:
Wider aperture and less DOF would have helped with this one. It would reduce the strong texture of the tree behind her head.

the apple tree.JPG
by dsterner

Comment:
This is a very nicely composed shot, and the snow haze adds a dimension to the wintery look of the image. Nice story too.