Mr. Elephant Beetle
by sherpet

Comment:
Lovely details and colors. Amazing details. And you managed to not blow out the reflections n the bug's head. GReat job!

An God Said, Let There Be Light.
by twotkyns

Comment:
IMO very over-processed. I'm sure other voters might like this processing. If the sky really would be that red, where is the warm red tone on the ground? Wouldn't all of the picture have a strong redding tone?

Crossing
by pjangel

Comment:
I dont' know what happened but this picture looks very posterized to me. the ferry, the trees all don't look natural

YES MASTER
by Quigley

Comment:
Looks like you guys had a lot of fun shooting this. I wished you could have given him more whitish skin. This would contrast more with the eyes and the teeth.

Beach - 1
by JuliBoc

Comment:
you got to love the textures, forms and colors. good focus

Fast food
by hajeka

Comment:
I like the composition, strong bright colors, looks tasty, because you have all objects in a plain away from the camera it looks OOF, although big parts of your pic are in focus

Wicked Stang
by FellSevenLeaves

Comment:
For my taste way to overprocessed. I'm sure others think differently.
How did you manage that the car has no shadow?

dusk
by crayon

Comment:
not a lot to explore, right?
the shadow is feature less, the sky has no drama.
I'm not sure you wanted to attract the attention to the antennas or the bird.

Like Dad
by bvy

Comment:
I am sure this picture means a lot to you. What are other viewers seeing? A boy goin next to a man. THey seem unrelated, they are not facing eachother, they are not interacting at all. Both bodies seem very soft.

Great Snowy
by amsmyth

Comment:
These birds are very tough to photograph. To balance between the dark background and the white feathers is most difficult. Unfortunately you picked (had to pick) a time when the sun was up very high, creating this high contrast situation. Unless you correct your camera by underexposing, the camera will think it's a dark picture and expose to the background, blowing out the whites in the bird.