OLD CHRISTIAN METAL & NEW CHRISTIAN METAL
by DieHappy

Comment by The_Itinerant:
Needs to be bigger. Can't read anything. Plus it took awhile to realize that the CD case is sitting on vinyl, not standing behind a CD.

OLD CHRISTIAN METAL & NEW CHRISTIAN METAL
by DieHappy

Comment by Ivo:
3 - PM me if you want why.

OLD CHRISTIAN METAL & NEW CHRISTIAN METAL
by DieHappy

Comment by lucifero:
too small

OLD CHRISTIAN METAL & NEW CHRISTIAN METAL
by DieHappy

Comment by grandmarginal:
The picture is too small. You are permitted to use 640 pixels in lenght, why not use it?

snow
by DieHappy

Comment by Shannon:
I don't personally care for the unatural purple colors in this shot, would have been better in its natural coloring I feel.

snow
by DieHappy

Comment by Konador:
I dont like the blue at all, and I dont see any water. 1

snow
by DieHappy

Comment by ChrisW123:
Colors are terrible. Can't really tell what I'm looking at because the details are so distorted by the color.

snow
by DieHappy

Comment by Imagineer:
I'm sorry to have to state the bleedin' obvious but this is too blue for me. The effect of colour seems to have replaced a strong subject.

I see snow, and therefore water, but the scene is too indistinct and uninteresting. It lacks a focal point, so getting low down with some branches or foreground in the frame would help to add dimension.

snow
by DieHappy

Comment by wetland:
Colors seem too dark...really does not seem to emphasize snow.

lights outside my window
by DieHappy

Comment by e301:
from the Critique Club

There's real mystery here - and eye-pleasing colour combinations, at least to my eye. I'm not convinced by the size at which you've decided to submit this, I don't think it would have been hurt by being a bigger image and more compressed (it ain't like there's fine detail to be damaged). I also wonder if your cropping is quite the best presentation of this - given that you've chossen to have the lower right area going out fo frame, I think you could have brought the white and blue circles more into the image - cropping out the left a bit perhaps, but to my eye more definitely the upper area, which seems to impose its weight too heavily on the main interest ...

Good score for an in-your-face abstract shot though.

Ed