Sweetwater wind farm #2
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
The flowers are pretty cool on this, and I really like their presence. Things seem really cropped though, which makes me wonder since you could zoom up to 135 if it just wasn't possible to get closer. Getting a bit elevated would've been cool for this, perhaps by standing on your car, or alternately, getting up into the flowers themselves and use the depth of field to accentuate the distance. But I think elevating, then using a portrait format, slightly aimed down and combined with a hyperfocal distance would be splendid for this one.

Sweetwater wind farm #1
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
The train really makes this shot, IMO. It creates a dramatic sense of scale, which is only compounded by the string of generators in the background. The centered composition works well, since it is complimented by the train and other generators, but I'm left wanting to see the intersection of the furrows with the train. Perhaps you didn't include it because the train ends there, but leaving it could have drawn the viewer through the scene a bit more strongly. It's implied as is, though, so it still functions, but it seems a bit incidental like this. I'm a big sucker for wind generators; love 'em.

Running Wild
by Germaine

Comment:
Ooo I like the pan on this. Nice lighting you've captured here. I'd personally consider maybe chopping a bit more off the bottom.

04 - Bridge
by hajeka

Comment:
Very cool bridge, and I like the shot, but that fence is just killing things, mostly where it juts into the sky. I wouldn't have noticed it but for that.

IMG_1350
by pickster

Comment:
The foliage works well to frame this, and the bw does the lighting justice. A little more contrast to accentuate the texture of the stone, perhaps, but nice as is.

Foggy-Mountain-Road
by pmichaud

Comment:
Very dreamy feel to things. I love seeing mountains like this. It makes me long to be there, as I'm also very fond of the cool mist of the mountains; it brings back a lot of memories to me, and the fog makes the environment even more alien and calming. The way the fog suppresses sound and drifts here and there, obscuring and showing the landscape really make these sorts of moments more magnificent. You've captured this very well, with the trail vanishing over the ridge somewhat. This would only be strengthened if you couldn't see the road on the right cutting across the peak.

DSC_0260
by ankursomani

Comment:
Ha, this one gave me a chuckle. It's like the cows are proceeding up the road in an orderly fashion, as governed by traffic laws. The person guiding them is largely obscured, strengthening this effect.

Bowles pond
by agrimace

Comment:
It's got quite the nice nostalgic feel to things, due to the vignette and either the interesting lighting of the scene or the toning you've applied. Wherever it came from, it's nice to look at. The balance of the photo, both vertically and horizontally, is very nice. I love the left side as a reflection of the right, but more obscured, more mysterious.

St Bees, Cumbria
by salmiakki

Comment:
I love the cookie cutter look to this, and I love it even more knowing what's behind you. Ugly houses swarming a beautiful coastline. If the houses extended up the hill, the effect would be even stronger, like the photos of suburban American sprawl.

St Bees Head, Cumbria
by salmiakki

Comment:
Very nice. The eclipsed slope of the coast is especially appreciated.