Thirsty Kitty
by taterbug

Comment by JunieMoon:
This photo was so clear and concise. Great detail. I think that the one issue is one you can't do anything about, and that was that weed right in the front of the tiger. It upset the balance of the image so much. Just makes me wish I could yank it out of there. Have you tried to do some paintbrush over the weed with the orange and black from the tiger, to hide it? Not sure if the result would be decent, and you got to feel that it is worth it to spend some time on the picture. Other than that, the exposure was good even though it was a difficult light with the strong dark in the background and the bright white on the rocks in the foreground. Did you use a neutral density filter to balance the highlights and shadows? Nice overall effort.

McNamara Landing
by taterbug

Comment by flip89:
Very good idea. Original, different. Hope the 'validation' thing didn't hurt you.

McNamara Landing
by taterbug

Comment by mesmeraj:
This is a fantastically creative take on the theme. I love where you chose the frames. The image really plays well to be broken into 3 smaller sections with the curves and perspective of the bank. I can see this as a website layout on so easierly. Bumping Up.

McNamara Landing
by taterbug

Comment by BMacD:
Very effective and unique approach. Good luck

McNamara Landing
by taterbug

Comment by marvin:
Cool.

McNamara Landing
by taterbug

Comment by SJCarter:
Gorgeous shot & editing job.

McNamara Landing
by taterbug

Comment by riolobo:
How does the division of your picture into three frames enhance the photo? How does this "tell...a story or illustrates a concept or object" better than the original image?

McNamara Landing
by taterbug

Comment by SandyP:
How interesting. I really like how you did that.

McNamara Landing
by taterbug

Comment by Gauti:
very well done. caught my attention right away and keeps it. good and original use of the frames. best of luck.

McNamara Landing
by taterbug

Comment by tonyv:
A different take. I wonder how harsh voters will be on the non-standard division of the picture. I like it, even though it feels as if my eyes are skipping across the water.