Unknown Species of Deer
by Citadel

Comment by bs-photos:
Neat!! I've never seen a deer as he was losing the velvet off his antlers.

Unknown Species of Deer
by Citadel

Comment by Jedusi:
Unknown ( and slightly bewildered ) Species of Deer.

I might be wrong - but he looks quite young still.

Unknown Species of Deer
by Citadel

Comment by LadyK:
Caribou i believe, but with strangely small antlers. maybe they're just growing in.

Ghost Reservoir - HDR
by Citadel

Comment by Mark-A:
Definitely a sky that is crying out for some dodge / burn and even a softlight / multiply layer or two to bring out that purpley red in the top right, I think this has the makings of a really good image, I would also be tempted to alter the hue of the sea and make it a little more contrasty theres some good detail in the water.

Actually I have just spent 5 minutes on some of the above and already I think the potential in the image is starting to show.
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Unknown Species of Deer
by Citadel

Comment by snaffles:
interesting subject, esp with those funny antlers. good textures and dof. 7

Unknown Species of Deer
by Citadel

Comment by BigK:
Nice pose, however your processing needs a lot of work. There is a white bar on the right hand side of the photo which is very distracting. Also, I believe you can play a lot with the saturation and curves to create a more appealing effect.

DSC_7828.jpg
by Citadel

Comment by Melethia:
This one seems to have less context, less cohesion (which seems odd for an abstract, I realize). Warm colors are good, but I prefer the other one.

DSC_7824.jpg
by Citadel

Comment by Melethia:
The colors here work very well and the swirl creates a vortex that seems to be swallowing someone. I think it's kinda cool!

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by Citadel

Comment by Nevorian:
Congrats on the Post Luminous Craig!

Ascension to Joy
by Citadel

Comment by chromeydome:
brilliant, luminous, joyful abstraction 8