F L A M A P P L E ?
by Nald

Comment by Loki:
That's great. You should market it.

F L A M A P P L E ?
by Nald

Comment by Nuzzer:
very nice - I'd prefer a tighter crop and a smaller border

Ancient Kiva
by Nald

Comment by RobotBanjo:
Yes, my friend, this is beauitful! I was there and this is WAY better than mine! Yeah!

Ancient Kiva
by Nald

Comment by vxpra:
Wonderful tonal range. Fabulous colors. Nicely done.

Window Arch
by Nald

Comment by vxpra:
Oh, you asked for comments from the wrong person if you want me to save the jokes- well at least I find my jokes funny.

So since this was your first time I am guessing it didn't take long.

Pretty. Almost a bit over saturated. I might burn the right side in a little. Well framed, sold exposure.

Ya Think?
by Nald

Comment by vxpra:
I love this I live/work at a ski resort. The PP is great. I might darken the sky a tad, but other than that beautiful.

F L A M A P P L E ?
by Nald

Comment by cryingdragon:
is this how you get that hot apple cider on those cold winter days?

F L A M A P P L E ?
by Nald

Comment by LucidLotus:
Nice. I like the shape and color of the flames. I like the composition as well. Nice use of light and the focus is great. I'm curious whether this would look better with a green apple so the contrast between flame and fruit is much greater. I have to say I hate the border, definitely pulls attention from the subject, where it much thinner I think the effect would be much better. I gave a 6, probably would give a 7 with a different border - it aggravates my eye that much.

Utah Tree Outtake 02
by Nald

Comment by joanns:
I never realized how much this looked like a cantalope rind. :)
Your perspective on this one is great.

Utah Tree Outtake 01
by Nald

Comment by joanns:
This is great. I bet you parked in a no parking zone to get it :)
I know the area pretty well and I'll be in SLC again next week.
If I can make one suggestion, you should remove the dust spots - it will look 100% better. Other than that, it's a great saturation of color and I love your ground up perspective.