In The Country
by Hipychik

Comment:
excellent capture...like the blowing snow

Growing the Family Tree
by klkitchens

Comment:
you get an A+ for creative thinking, very good, clear, focus is great love the filter you used...sepia/warm tones...Excellent

ssoc4050tripolis.jpg
by ikopanas

Comment:
wow...much better .... IMO (though that doesn't mean much...if you want to keep those clouds looking thunderous use some dodge and burn...hmmm Looks alot better

ssoc4047Travel.jpg
by ikopanas

Comment:
ok...here is another comment...I would crop out the largest pole to the right and the corner of the building, leaving the curve of the road......try cloning out the trash on the lower right (you will have to zoom in to do it right)...it looks better with just the curves done...try levels...oh, marked improvement on the PP notes!!

Message edited by author 2009-01-26 17:20:37.

DSCF4047.jpg
by ikopanas

Comment:
though I like the "moodyness" of the photo, it seems a little dark to me...a bit of curves and levels to bring out some of the details. All the wires and poles are a bit distracting, I like how the road leads you in the photo. would be interested in your PP

Lake Cuyamaca Wooden Bridge
by twmax

Comment:
really clean clear shot....pretty location, enough foreground to lead you to the bridge and enough road to lead you away...very balanced...what was your PP?

IMG_5322xx.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Really like this, it has a very "old" feel, and personally I like the border...I guess many do not like borders...but I like the framing, also...the tree has a wonderful "shape" to it..It stands separate yet it is part of the setting.

Landscape-1-Month-#-1.jpg
by Ivory

Comment:
Would really be interested in your PP notes, love the shot...it really does draw you in, I have been trying to figure out how to get those light and dark shadows...is that dodge and burn? Wonderful job...great location. Would really like to know what you did in the PP

Lower Falls, Big Canoe, after a lot of rain
by rlewis

Comment:
I really like the exposure, could the tree color (greens) be brought up just a tad more? And what were your PP steps?

Message edited by author 2009-01-26 10:03:52.

This little fellow won my heart
by liberty

Comment:
Yea!! Glad you entered....nice Bokeh!!! good colors and levels...I am amazed at how many don't do that simple process...