Tramtalising
by michael_p

Comment by tazza:
I like it, shame about the white sky...

Nagged
by michael_p

Comment by charmayne:
Cool shot and I love the setting although its a bit crooked which could easily be fixed with a straighten tool

Nagged
by michael_p

Comment by 2Shay:
Doesn't show boredom!

Tramtalising
by michael_p

Comment by 2Shay:
I don't realy care for the color tone on this photo. It has too much of an orange cast for sepiatone effect. Background distracts from overall photo.

Nagged
by michael_p

Comment by tasha4paws:
which is older the stable or the horse. get it some specs. an fix the door u lazy soab. This is an old old nag.
Time to feed the dogs eh!
Nice image

Pen Friend
by michael_p

Comment by TriciaR:
good

Tramtalising
by michael_p

Comment by graphicfunk:
returning for comments:
Nice shot with that old time flavor.

Tramtalising
by michael_p

Comment by Montereykiddo:
This is not a great example of a stock photo. Stock photography needs to be something marketable that an ad ageny might pick up. I don't see this as being the least bit versitile....What I mean is that if you had taken a sharp crystal clear image of the wheels of the train, it could be used in many types of ads...."Keep on moving" "rolling"....the psycological message would be there.

Also not a fan of the color scheme you decided to use....you probably tried to warm the picture up but it turned out a bit mucky. The red bleeds into the sky....maybe black and white would have been more appropriate.


Not trying to rip on you....just give you some feedback because I hate when people don't take the time to comment on images that will probably finish middle of the road.....then it leaves those people wondering what they could have done to improve their score. Take my opinion with a grain of salt....I'm just one photographer.

Pen Friend
by michael_p

Comment by deli:
light is not great - i would have prefered if the writing were hand-written

Pen Friend
by michael_p

Comment by townsend:
good photo, but i don't like how youre writing in the middle of a finished letter.