Rythmical Interpretation
by Tarbini

Comment by Konador:
Nice use of DOF and the muted colours look great. 9

Rythmical Interpretation
by Tarbini

Comment by Natasha:
I love the abstract nature of this, wonderful lighting and DOF, something ver mystical about this shot.

A Mothers Love
by Tarbini

Comment by karmat:
There is something about this shot I really like. Even though it is busy, there still seems to be an obvious focal point. And I like the bright colors. Nice work.

Windswept Pastures
by Tarbini

Comment by jmsetzler:
Greetings from the Critique Club :)

Hi Tarbini...

This is a beautiful landscape shot... As I stated in my earlier comment, I believe the colors here are extraordinary... great work with that for sure :) I believe that you may have intended your 'perspective' in this shot to be the livestock giving perspective to the size of the windmills... That works VERY well here. I can't really offer you any suggestions for improvement at all... I wouldn't have changed anything about the photo...

Great shot! Keep up the good work :)


John Setzler

Rythmical Interpretation
by Tarbini

Comment by bod:
Best of the challenge.
The colour makes the strings stand out really well, and a depth of field like this always works well on a guitar. A classic shot well executed, and a funky looking guitar.

Rythmical Interpretation
by Tarbini

Comment by justine:
Beautiful shot. Good luck.

Rythmical Interpretation
by Tarbini

Comment by Digipixer:
I think a shot of the guitar neck with the frets crossing the strings and fading off into the distance would have implied --rhythm--better.

A Mothers Love
by Tarbini

Comment by kandyj:
I think I would have liked this photo done with a tighter crop with the woman and child, flowers and umbrella without the foreground and the helium tank. Nice pose with the woman and the child. Good luck!

Windswept Pastures
by Tarbini

Comment by jenarom:
This is beautiful! Very rich colors. The tilted horizon is great. The cattle is what makes the picture for me, as it adds an element of uniqueness to your shot. I know that for the challenge you're not allowed to do spot-editing, but maybe for the future printing services at DPC, you could remove that pole that is standing next to the fourth windmill (left-to-right). Good luck in the challenge!

Windswept Pastures
by Tarbini

Comment by zadore:
Brilliant colors on this one. I love the composition, the subject matter....wish the sky was a tad more vivid, as is the grass....9