Changing the Guard
by facesastheycome

Comment by h2:
typical tourist snapshot; harsh light, contrast is too high, motion blur, uninteresting crop, faces are barely visible.

Changing the Guard
by facesastheycome

Comment by Ter:
wow sharppppppp can almost see the point of the sword well done

Changing the Guard
by facesastheycome

Comment by tootsweet:
Not sure why this seems off to me. Composition seems good, coloring seems good, focus could be a weensy bit better, but not off enough to be obvious. I think that what happened here is that the arch in the back suggests framing that could not be achieved with live people doing their thing. It's not like they would pose for a general person with a camera.

Changing the Guard
by facesastheycome

Comment by pcataldo:
Nice shot. I like the that the subjects are moving in opposite directions and the use of depth of field to focus the eye on the subjects

Frost
by facesastheycome

Comment by facesastheycome:
Wow, thank all for the lovely comments ,even tho it finished 114 its still very nice to see coments as such ,i have sold numerous copies to my friends of this , i must say its my favourite in a long time . thank you all

Frost
by facesastheycome

Comment by levyj413:
This belongs on a gallery wall. Such nice textures, and the fog is mysterious. The tree provides a nice focal point above the horizon. Without that, it'd be a wasteland of sky. I'm guessing this is xianart's. Whoever took it, it's getting an 8 from me.

Frost
by facesastheycome

Comment by MaryO:
Looks like a shot out of a history book.

Frost
by facesastheycome

Comment by supernaught:
Wow... It's unusual to see such a soft composition get pulled off on here. Very nice. This is conveying something to me, but I'm not sure what.

I like this.

Frost
by facesastheycome

Comment by nlghttrain:
Nice idea, I think it would have worked a little better with the contrast bumped up a bit more.

Frost
by facesastheycome

Comment by pcataldo:
I like the feeling this creates - the softness creates the feel of an impressionist work