Joshua Tree
by sfarrell23

Comment by TrollMan:
I like the blue sky and open space

Joshua Tree
by sfarrell23

Comment by e301:
Good crisp detailing, composition, focus etc. I find it lacking in any sense of drama though - the colouring is a touch too weak for that ... I think perhaps richer tones in the grases, and even darkening the sky further might have been effective. Either that or take it to black and white, to emphasise the cilhouette of the tree further. Competent shot, though.

Computer Chaos
by sfarrell23

Comment by jpochard:
Messy, but I don't think you were particularly creative in the capture of it.

Computer Chaos
by sfarrell23

Comment by litbolti:
I hate wires

Computer Chaos
by sfarrell23

Comment by BrennanOB:
Great idea but the baseboard and wall texure don't help the image.

Computer Chaos
by sfarrell23

Comment by Sammie:
Perfect picture for the challenge. I love the focus and clarity you've managed with your subject.

Computer Chaos
by sfarrell23

Comment by BobsterLobster:
This really is chaos. Unfortunately, you need some order in the shot for this to be interesting to the viewer. The texture of the carpet and wall makes this shot look like a snapshot. Poor lighting adds to this impression.

Computer Chaos
by sfarrell23

Comment by ozdick:
Very chaotic - but the subject matter is a little uninteresting. Its as though the photo was taken, purely to fit the challenge and not much thought was put in to the artistic side of it. Maybe a few coloured wires, or moving them away from the wall and putting them on a more interesting background could have helped here.

Joshua Tree
by sfarrell23

Comment by dsidwell:
Nice placement of tree in frame. Lovely blue sky. Have you tried this in b/w? The tones are such that it might work well, and the colors, other than the sky, seem to not play a huge role in the shot. Nice work! 8

Joshua Tree
by sfarrell23

Comment by Artifacts:
It is very difficult to capture an image with a lot of fine detail without pixelation. You have succeeded marvelously while retaining sharp focus in a well composed image. You must teach me the secret! :) This is superior landscape photography.