Paleochora Sunset
by michael_p

Comment by Gallatin:
Beautiful

Paleochora Sunset
by michael_p

Comment by Konador:
This has really great colour and contrast, I really like it. The sky is especially appealing, and teh rocks add other interest.

Gung Gaeng Panang Kao Suey
by michael_p

Comment by GrayGhost:
Nice composition, combination of elements, and base colors. The colors look yellow, maybe different white balance or whiter lighting and more saturation would help?

Who's Invisible Now?
by michael_p

Comment by kloutit:
love the framing and sense of movement.

Gung Gaeng Panang Kao Suey
by michael_p

Comment by lindes:
Looks yummy. :-)

A few critical suggestions on the image: (1) I find the cropping to be distracting -- I'd like to see all of the rice, and all of the dish... Having the chopsticks go off the edge _might_ be OK, and having the mat go off _is_ OK... I just wish to see all of the actual food, in this image. (2) it might also be nice if the depth of field were slightly deeper. Finally, (3) it seems that the colors look more muted than I imagine they would actually be -- it would be nice if they would really pop, particularly the reds of the peppers and the orange of the (beautifully done) carrot-flower.

Still, it looks tasty. I hope you enjoyed eating it. :-)

Paleochora Sunset
by michael_p

Comment by saintaugust:
could use a bit more contrast

Gung Gaeng Panang Kao Suey
by michael_p

Comment by jaaad:
Nice picture, good focus and appears to be a tasty meal at that.

Paleochora Sunset
by michael_p

Comment by fotodude:
the foreground looks very washed-out/hazy a contrast layer adjustment to just the water beach and rocks would've really helped this image to pop over all. much like the sky does on its own.

wounderful color tones in the sky tho. good luck

Gung Gaeng Panang Kao Suey
by michael_p

Comment by geoffreyskuntz:
great shot...would like to see the chop sticks in focus...found ti distracting...but other than that...good enough to publish...7

Who's Invisible Now?
by michael_p

Comment by mpeters:
Wow, assume this was a long exposure and one guy stayed still long enough to be pretty sharp. I like the creativity. My only suggestion for improvement would have been to move so that the subject was between the red tag and the blue/green support.