Generations
by bryanbrazil

Comment by graphicfunk:
Great b/w charm nad nice layout.

Generations
by bryanbrazil

Comment by Simms:
nice study of this rather young tiger. I cant help but think I would love to see the gorgeous yellows & oranges in his coat though.. great detail and nice layout. 7

Generations
by bryanbrazil

Comment by JenniferDavidGA:
Wow, you have an amazing shot here. I love the layout and the framing. It looks great in B&W. The way the eyes shine the same in each photo is a great touch. I hope this does well. -9

Generations
by bryanbrazil

Comment by TheStick:
Beautiful BW! I love the pose in the top right! Excellent work! 10

Generations
by bryanbrazil

Comment by zaflabout:
great pics, with good focus! i would like to see the color version.6

Generations
by bryanbrazil

Comment by xXxscarletxXx:
Great BW 9

Bridaveil Falls
by bryanbrazil

Comment by LalliSig:
Seen it a LOT of times before but this is a new angle I have seen it from so very well done, looks very tall and majestic. Whole shot does have a slight magenta/cyan tone to it, I tried opening it in Photoshop and set the color balance to +5 in cyan/red, +10 in magenta/green and -15 in yellow/blue and personally the shot appealed more to me somewhere in that region but that´s always a personal preference of course. 7 from me.

Generations
by bryanbrazil

Comment by Gringo:
This is spectacular! I love the richness of the tones here. One little nag is the bitmapping of the hard diagonal lines. This is a common problem that can usually be hidden with a spot brush type application of softness applied to the sides of the lines. I hope that is of help to you. 9 from me.

Bridaveil Falls
by bryanbrazil

Comment by bergiekat:
Oh, this is one of my favorite places. Might have been able to use a ND or polarizing filter to keep the different lighting situations more even. Perhaps crop this a bit tighter so the waterfall is a bit more pronounced in the photo.

Bridaveil Falls
by bryanbrazil

Comment by bassbone:
i love yosemite - it is hard to take a bad picture there! Nice placement of the falls and the edge of the rock outcropping in the other third. I would have liked a little more movement of the color to brighten up the pines - these darn things always seem beautiful in real life but are so hard to capture with a camera.