Spring time in Colorado
by jimsapp

Comment by hajeka:
I guess you hate snow when there's a spring challenge here.

Spring time in Colorado
by jimsapp

Comment by BlackAdder:
Nothing interesting in the photo

Spring time in Colorado
by jimsapp

Comment by VuurVliegie:
Distracting stripes in the sky??

Spring time in Colorado
by jimsapp

Comment by Kirito:
No over exposure of the snow - well done!

Ski trail leading downhill
by jimsapp

Comment by drake217:
Haven't been there in a while, but looks like Keystone.

Ski trail leading downhill
by jimsapp

Comment by bmartuch:
Looks like a great day for skiing.

Colorado Maroon Bells
by jimsapp

Comment by Alex_Petrini:
Wonderful scene, but I really don't like the colors. They are weird and don't add anything to this amazing landscape

Colorado Maroon Bells
by jimsapp

Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

This is such a lovely nature shot! I love the old style camera is included in the composition for it adds an additional subject of interest (especially to us photographers:-) ) The thing that I feel spoils the beauty of the shot and composition is the processing. The colors are way too bold that they become garrish to look at. The greens, yellows, and reds are oversaturated in color. To a lesser extent the level of detail could also be toned down just a little because it too suffers a tad of being too oversharp.

Colorado Maroon Bells
by jimsapp

Comment by nygold:
Who's the guy in the blue jacket?

My backyard visitor
by jimsapp

Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

How neat is that to be able to look outside the window and see living nature outside! You have such great detail in the fur, muzzle and the eyes of the fox but you need to play up those strengths. As it stands now those great details get lost with too much 'negative' space that does nothing for the composition. Bring me closer to this beautiful animal. I don't know if you have the large size to do this but I would crop it down to a square crop that starts just a bit above the front leg and gets the whole head with the pine tree as the backdrop. With that closer view your audience will get and appreciate all the great details by coming face to face with this fox.