Cannon Cover
by Melethia

Comment by TonyT:
I love this picture. I keep coming back to look at it.

Mission San Jose, founded 1720
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
Trading post...
WOW! Excellent angles! This really seems to draw you in. The colors are excellent and I love the softness that comes from the dark contrast to the light. The only thing I could think of to improve this would be maybe taking one step further in to eliminate that small light spot in the top right corner (my right looking in).

Cannon Cover
by Melethia

Comment by loseme:
Perfect, Great idea and good shot!

Cannon Cover
by Melethia

Comment by adamweb:
censored!

Cannon Cover
by Melethia

Comment by SciPug:
Beautiful. I would have given an extra point if the word "Canon" was sharper. Still. Great pose. Love the composition. Nice job.

Cannon Cover
by Melethia

Comment by SandyP:
This one's my favorite! That background enhances this so much! The composition and focus is perfect!

Cannon Cover
by Melethia

Comment by ArnarH:
Great use of Woody

Staccato stilled; bass line lingers
by Melethia

Comment by Louis:
I like the composition and colour of this image. This is one of the kinds of pictures I really like: distant vanishing point, with almost a lonely kind of feel to it. Nicely executed. If you think it has too much USM, you can try to reduce the "haloeing" effect of USM by slowly increasing the threshold.

Delightfully Psychotic Cyclists
by Melethia

Comment by Louis:
A great image, well captured. It's a little soft, though, especially for an action/sports picture like this. I gave it a five for these reasons, and because it doesn't scream "movie poster" to me (sometimes I need to be yelled at). ;) Overall, a nice image, with vibrant colour and a fantastic crop.

Mission San Jose, founded 1720
by Melethia

Comment by Louis:
The wonderful view of those arches make this picture great. You've selected a great composition using them, and the central doorway arching up into the composition from below really gives it a great feel. It might have been best to shoot "up" more, avoiding a lot of the ground, which is likely too flat and unintersting for this image. It could be said that the ground is a nice contrast to the way the image is composed above. A great photograph, congratulations.