Where Streams Meet
by kposey

Comment by wavelength:
If the sky is uninteresting, i feel it's best to leave it out.

Where Streams Meet
by kposey

Comment by amyrh:
Ew the water looks relally muddy. Like the idea and color.

Where Streams Meet
by kposey

Comment by Tammer:
I like the colors and clarity. I also like how you kept the branching streams slightly off-center.

Where Streams Meet
by kposey

Comment by dahkota:
while the image is unique in the challenge and the grass is rendered well, the composition as a whole is rather static. Throw in a bird or moving water or a tractor and it would be much more interesting. POV, DOF good for subject.

Where Streams Meet
by kposey

Comment by bobgaither:
Left part of the sky is light from the sun. Maybe cropping that or the sky period for this but maybe in color balance go to the blue and cyan on the black bump up the colors of blue. You can also go to white and the cyan and maybe add more blue there. You can also make white blue with cyan and magenta.

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Comment by Tuckersmom:
I like the use of the thing in the foreground as a sort of frame. Depth of field is good, image is just a little soft.

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Comment by Linden:
A number of things going on in this photo that compete with it's purpose. Although my eyes see the "tools of the trade" first, they spend only a split-second there & then are drawn straight to the number 2620 (dead center of the photo). While my mind is wondering what the number's significance might be, my eyes are then drawn to the three unruly trees in the background & I'm wondering what they have to do with the challenge...

However, I think the position from which the photo was taken is great. Absolutely love the machinery that frames the right side of the shot. Great idea to include that!

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Comment by Canadian_eh:
wonderful picture... i honestly love it, great job~!

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Comment by Leenie:
It would be cool if you could of focused more on the machinery in the foreground.

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Comment by sandabella:
Nice compositon