Market Day
by Falc

Comment by RichSeal:
Great road shot. love the shallow dof and composition. 8

Market Day
by Falc

Comment by hotpasta:
wonderful DOF and Bokeh

1642 - English Civil War
by Falc

Comment by AutumnCat:
Wonderful image. Has a very oil painting look. I keep staring at this one.

The only thing that I would change (and this is just me - others probably won't agree) - I think I would prefer it if the man on the right was in a different position. I keep focusing on his stretch across the table.
Otherwise, I love it.

1642 - English Civil War
by Falc

Comment by rscorp:
Great scene, nice amount of light, color and good composition. It's an interesting and different shot. Very well done.

1642 - English Civil War
by Falc

Comment by Jutilda:
Great re-enactment! WOW The colors are spectacular. 8

1642 - English Civil War
by Falc

Comment by kearock:
A little dark, but otherwise very nice!

1642 - English Civil War
by Falc

Comment by angela_packard:
i think if it were a bit brighter it would be more impacting, but i like it anyways!!! 9

1642 - English Civil War
by Falc

Comment by IceRock:
You did a grate job .. ice

1642 - English Civil War
by Falc

Comment by CNovack:
A very colorful capture of a period/era gone by with individuals dressed in period clothing. All the elements in this photo are either vibrant because of color and interesting because of all the representations of a era that no longer exists. But what the photo lacks is a main focus - there are so many objects around these two gentlemen that it takes away from what they may be doing. I like how the man on the left appears to be concentrating which attracts our eye to what he is staring at. The man on the right is reaching over the table to make his next move. It appears that these two men are playing a game of Backgammon. This is, in my opinion, what should be the main focus - the action in the scene is what needs to be the center of attention in this composition. As the picture stands now the forground is dominated with the table and the silver plates/utensils that draw attention away from what else is resting on the table. One barely notices the backgammon board if it was not for the actions of the two gentlemen focused on playing. I think a closer zoom where the frame is filled by just this two gentlemen with the board centered between them would greatly improve this composition.

Brimham-tree-and-anvil.jpg
by Falc

Comment by phreak:
the fog works well and adds tothe pic well