WW2 Hero Remembers
by jmritz

Comment by jadin:
Pretty good photo. Crop feels too tight in my opinion. I'd imagine him looking over a cemetary or something similar. Which would've been highly appropriate for your chosen headline. Fairly good headline. (me nitpicking - a newspaper would say WWII not WW2)

The Red Necklace
by jmritz

Comment by ChrisW123:
Wow love to see the full color image of this.

The Red Necklace
by jmritz

Comment by qnjt:
First, catching a hummingbird is not an easy task. Great job.

The Red Necklace
by jmritz

Comment by Galimages:
Hummingbird, right? Nice job trying to catch the action. I felt that the photo was a llittle "heavy" on the right side with more "wing focus" than on the left... I mean.. just was off balanced and this distracted me a bit. I'm no expert... just offering a comment.

The Red Necklace
by jmritz

Comment by jadin:
Lacking something, I'm thinking a profile would've been much more appealing to me, still pretty good photo.

Reflections
by jmritz

Comment by Imagineer:
A surprisingly interesting shot. Very good double take thing hits you first off. Could have cleaned the image up a bit more but this is nice.

Reflections
by jmritz

Comment by e301:
I spent some time working on a very similar shot for this challenge, and I didn't submit it for pretty much the same reason I don't think this works that well (don't misunderstand - it's a lot more interesting than many). I couldn't find a cohesion between the reflections and the evident shape of the car - despite liking the way the light clusters break the lines of relections, effectively all you have to work with is the distortion of an image to reveal the shape of the metal - and there simply isn't enough drama in the car's shape here to make that effective. You end up with an incoherent organisation of bits of a scene, interrupted by those lights. If I were to try this again, I think I would try to shoot from lower, to use simpler, more easily grasped shapes (like the curves over a wheel arch), rather than the complex planes and surfaces of the hood (this is a US car right?) and the fender (?bumper to us UK folks). 6, for interest, and good thinking.

Reflections
by jmritz

Comment by Count:
I like the sharpness of the tree reflections, looks crisp and great. The shot doesn't excite me much otherwise though...

Reflections
by jmritz

Comment by simbamba:
This is marvellous. Well seen and taken. 8

At the Dentists
by jmritz

Comment by abreul:
can this guy have some privacy.