sleeping lesser flamingo
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment by FranziskaLang:
Stunning. Love the colors and how you filled the frame. I would clone out that hint of pink that's poking into the frame on the top right (or even just desaturate) so nothing distracts away from your flamingo.

sleeping lesser flamingo
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment by benhur:
nice frame filling picture, great colours and detail in the feathers

tiger
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment by benhur:
What a beautiful beast, great colours and marking.

Savannah Fountain
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment by davidcara:
I really like this.

I went to Savannah on a business trip in September and got almost this exact shot! I was staying in the hyatt on river street. I really enjoyed walking around. There was so much to see.

I took this candid just around the corner.



(edited by davidcara - typo)

Message edited by author 2006-02-16 15:42:54.

Savannah Fountain
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment by Cutter:
I remember walking right up that path. It really makes itself available for the photographer. As a matter of fact, all of Savannah is great in my opinion. Truly a unique, haunting, beautiful place.

Juvenile Brown Pelican
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment by rasdub:
Nice timing on the capture and cropping. I also like the background with the white caps in the ocean.

navajo bridge
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment by rasdub:
I love bridge shots living here in San Francisco. I really like lines in this picture. The color is a little flat, especially in the far mountains and sky. You could improve that some in Photoshop and make this picture better.

Inspiration Point
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment by rasdub:
Well done....nice setup, composition, and color. You should be proud of this photograph!

bridge in central park
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment by rasdub:
I definitely agree that you need to work on this one some more. It really seems washed out in some places...definitely a common problem with digital cameras and shooting landscapes. The large range between the darkest and lightest parts of the scene make it hard for the camera to get a good exposure throughout the picture. You usually suffer one way or the other (washed out in some place, or too dark in other places). Good composition however and I shot worth working on...have you tried B&W just to see what it looks like?

Ground Zero Cross
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment by rasdub:
Powerful picture in my mind, especially considering the subject. Made me think about an old co-worker named Terrance Aiken who worked in the World Trade Center and lost his life that day. I'll have to select this as a favorite as a memory of his life. Thanks for posting it and identifying its significance.