Milwaukee Art Museum
by SamDoe1

Comment by sherpet:
"WOW" facrot for sure with this one, and this is so effective and I love the negitive look, that this one has.....
Totally awesome and the composition is also excellent.....
I love archectural images and this series is exceellent.....

Taj Mahal
by SamDoe1

Comment by rex:
Very nice colors. If the sky were slightly bluer then this would be awesome. Either way very nice image.

Majestic
by SamDoe1

Comment by rinac:
Rather posh, what? Love the pose. It's like he's been doing it forever dahling...

Majestic
by SamDoe1

Comment by Wildcard:
He's very handsome and knows it, you've caught such a great expression, such attitude. There is beautiful texture in his fur.

Majestic
by SamDoe1

Comment by pineapple:
This tiger has a negative attitude. I mean, it is not living up to its cultural background. No nice glint in the eye or salivating fangs, for instance. Get with it, mate. Shake off those bonds and roar with the pack.

Majestic
by SamDoe1

Comment by escapetooz:
he looks proud. majestic is a nice word but i like proud better. :) second look he seems interested in something. I like the tones, they are warm and natural. I love the little black spot on his nose.

Majestic
by SamDoe1

Comment by skewsme:
I also like the pose, much more interesting than dead on and dull. To me, he looks like he just caught a whiff of something (though certainly it could be a noise). He looks very regal and judgemental. I expect a snappy British retort from him any time now. Technically, I am wondering about decreasing the saturation. I think the warm tones make it look less focussed than it is. Also, I am finding that the trees/poles in the background compete - I might experiment with making them less saturated too. Overall, nice kitty!

Majestic
by SamDoe1

Comment by posthumous:
ok, you're working in a genre here and this certainly doesn't transcend the genre but it is a good example of the genre. The orangish tones in the trees match the tiger nicely. I also like how there are just three trees visible and they fade into darkness, kind of like the reverse of the tiger stripes. Also good is the crop. You leave just enough tiger for us to understand his pose and what it might mean, the noble, inquisitive upraised chin. Friend or food? he seems to be asking. One ear is perked. He looks like he would be a great conversationalist.

Majestic
by SamDoe1

Comment by TheStick:
Great catch. Love his pose.

Early Medicine
by SamDoe1

Comment by tnun:
Very moving. Postures just right AND they make a most pleasing composition. I like the processing, and even without the title, which is excellent, it evokes certain paintings of early operating theatres.