Day 04 - Beach things
by hajeka

Comment by icu1965:
Some interesting finds there! I think they could all stand alone as a nice picture, but I like how you pieced them all together.

Playing at the beach (during summer)
by hajeka

Comment by JimiRose:
Nice idea but this shot lacks a point of interest (unless you count the washed up bottle). This might grab the attention more if, for example, there were kids playing in the distance, or a big yellow parasol where the bottle is.

Day 02 - Dunes
by hajeka

Comment by Ken:
Before I read your comments I noticed the shadow detail, and that certainly is due to the pseudo HDR effect. The grass in the foreground really makes the shot for me; I get the effect that it's being blown by the wind, which can be seen also in the clouds.

When you get a chance try some bracketed shots and merge to HDR. I've found that different programs give different results for the HDR and the tonemapping.

Day 02 - Dunes
by hajeka

Comment by wickee_one:
This picture has somewhat of a surreal effect. I can't stop looking at it. So many nice textures you captured. Superb job! I think I see the guy.

Day 03 - Snowdrops
by hajeka

Comment by datcat:
very elegant

Church in B&W
by hajeka

Comment by VitaminB:
Looks like a majestic building.

Week 05
by hajeka

Comment by pineapple:
To select a moment and a subject and concentrate ones skills on those items is what you teach me here. The stillness of a moment - as is appropriate for a still camera - is not always easy to achieve. You did. Rembrandt would have preferred to put the light into the darkness; in that situation, one has to find darkness to dilute the light.

Week 05
by hajeka

Comment by bassbone:
good contrast of the 'dark man' and the pretty blonde in the front - i agree with you on the head in the far left - it doesn't seem to work and a bit of cloning may work for you to maintain the neg space over there.

Day 03 - Snowdrops
by hajeka

Comment by GregoryB:
Crisp and beautiful.

Day 03 - Snowdrops
by hajeka

Comment by creek41256:
Beautiful image. You captured the delicate white of the petals without destroying the deep feeling of the green stems. Very lovely.