Blue Skies and Fields of Gold
by IAmEliKatz

Comment by KfirLevAri:
Magical!

Blue Skies and Fields of Gold
by IAmEliKatz

Comment by RyanW:
one of two 10s i gave out. very blurry but works with the description and as a concept :)

Blue Skies and Fields of Gold
by IAmEliKatz

Comment by MargaretNet:
Very nice colors

Chairs By The Water
by IAmEliKatz

Comment by hajeka:
Nice one. I guess that without the desaturation the chairs would hardly be visible.

The News Is Always In Black & White
by IAmEliKatz

Comment by Erin_Clark_007:
Teehee! Nice. Very clever use of color to compliment the title.

Untitled
by IAmEliKatz

Comment by Erin_Clark_007:
Oh, this is excellent! The streak of the yellow taxi, the composition...this would look fantastic hanging up on a wall.

Bridge Over Troubled Waters
by IAmEliKatz

Comment by bmartuch:
Gorgeous b&w. This has a such a dreary feel to it. Great job.

Bridge Over Troubled Waters
by IAmEliKatz

Comment by snaffles:
Greetings from the Critique Club!

Love the descrip of how you got this shot :-) Nice silky water, as you can see from many FS winners, DPCers are suckahs for silky water and atmospheric foggy/misty stuff. Nice clean shot, with the bridge wasn't quite so close to centre. In a shot like this, the bridge is so distant it's virtually incidental, so you really need to decide which you're going for, the water or the sky? Good b/w conversion and if you're happy with the way this shot looked before the pping began, then perhaps scale back a little on the pp. Just a thought.

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Susan

Water TAXI!
by IAmEliKatz

Comment by blindjustice:
Excellent composition.

My House In The Country
by IAmEliKatz

Comment by blindjustice:
The scale of the shot is so big, that it has a difficult time conveying, or rather, allowing the viewer to absorb and create their own story. This is not really a criticism, because you get what you get, and because I liked the shot and gave an 8, also I could relate and saw a Miller's crossing style story and mood in the shot. Perhaps subconsciously the voting bias was toward a more active and aggressive addiction, hence place 1 and 2.