Natures Rhapsody - a place to unwind.
by VanGogh

Comment by LeeD:
Looks like a great place to go, but the image seems a little busy to me. This shot has great potential under much different circumstances. I would recommend trying this exact same shot in the early morning (right after sunrise) with a much slower shutter speed. The moving water will have a very soft, magical feel to it. If you're lucky, you will have some steam coming off the water and the lighting won't be so harsh.

Colage of nudes (oil&charcoal)
by VanGogh

Comment by Sonifo:
Wonderful work!

Pastel (nude study)
by VanGogh

Comment by Sonifo:
Wow, this is amazing work here. I love it! Do you sell your work?

Portrait (oil copy) by Uza Defeet-- A Dutch painter
by VanGogh

Comment by jtf6agent:
Not sure how to critique a picture of a painting. It's a nice painting but the toe jamb kinda throws it off a bit. It's a "sorta of" creative shot. Just not too powerful. Better luck next time.

Message edited by HBunch - removed Critique Club status.

Natures Rhapsody - a place to unwind.
by VanGogh

Comment by Cools:
Taughonnock NY? (nice photo)

Rising crystals of color
by VanGogh

Comment by Tammer:
nice bubble closeup.

Natures Rhapsody - a place to unwind.
by VanGogh

Comment by Tammer:
This looks like such a peaceful spot, I wish it was more of a horizontal or panorama photo - to give me an even greater sense of it's tranquility. I like the reflective colors in the water.

Natures Rhapsody - a place to unwind.
by VanGogh

Comment by totaldis:
low res shot... little fringing too

Portrait (oil copy) by Uza Defeet-- A Dutch painter
by VanGogh

Comment by mystical_princess:
nice idea, seems a tad too soft, sorry

Portrait (oil copy) by Uza Defeet-- A Dutch painter
by VanGogh

Comment by ursula:
I don't know, the painting is beautiful, and a great portrait, but to take a picture of a beautiful portrait, add a brush/foot, and make it "your" portrait doesn't quite seem right.