Annular Eclipse
by cgino

Comment:
Well done! It took some forethought and preparation to do this. You were in a good location and the weather was good too.

IMG_1381_web
by kirbic

Comment:
There are a lot of interesting numbers with this image. The iso is a bit of a surprise. Maybe you chose that iso to keep shake to a minimum? Shooting through the trees makes for a more inviting photo of the event.

WEB_Moon_1614r1
by nidici

Comment:
This is a neat phenomenon. It's actually a rainbow, but there is not usually enough light to see the colors unless it's otherwise very dark outside, like out in the countryside.
It's nice that you were able to capture this one.

through the shattered glass
by tanguera

Comment:
This was a good find. I notice the way the "rays" of cracks in the glass work to draw me to the hole, and into the scene beyond. This took some extra effort. I know that it's not comfortable to set up and shoot to the rear from the inside of a car.
This scene might have worked better with an ultra wide or fisheye, using very small aperture for great DOF, and by getting less of the glass, like a frame, and a longer part of the horizon.
It's different, and I see that I'm not the only one who likes that. Congrats on your new fish!

Louisiana Dawn
by cowboy221977

Comment:
This one is very relaxing to view. The smooth color and the stillness of the water make it connect.

Spring Runoff
by chazoe

Comment:
Something seems a little "off" with the way the landscape across the middle looks, in relation to the rocky wall behind it. I'm not sure how that happened, unless it was the use of a ND Grad filter or a gradient in processing. The grass also looks a bit over-saturated on my monitor.
I can't quite put my finger on what's going on across the middle, but it seems strongest at the bottom of the upper waterfall, where the rock is in front of the water. Something about the edge there looks almost like that part of the scene was cut out and pasted over the fall.
The "soft" look is ok with me for the scene. I tend to like that for some scenes, but it generally does not do well with the DPC voters.

Heron? Yep!
by Melethia

Comment:
Yep, it's a very tall pigeon.

Kingdom of the Lion
by youpee

Comment:
I like that you used very small aperture to get the total image DOF, and that it caused the shutter speed to be low enough to get motion blur in the foreground to suggest a breeze. Wonderful scene, and POV. The muted tones overall make this one a grabber.

Painters Mill
by JamesDowning

Comment:
Good detail for an image at this resolution.

Sanctuary
by vawendy

Comment:
This would make a nice post card. I like the Sand Hill Cranes and the gold light in this.