Cowspace
by Remie

Comment by pandoratique:
This is so far one of the top ten photographs that keep going in my mind. Minimalist, Successful and impossible-easy. I saw you had a comment answering some of the questions but I actually prefer not to read it. The strongest point about this photo might seam to be the empty space, but I'd say it's the freedom of interpretation you provide your "readers" with through a simplistic view over big creatures seaming so object-like forms in the forever blue. I personally would have burnt the upper blue but I'm not serious about it. This is good enough, un-distracting enough to distract me while viewing the photo for the n-th time. It actually inspired me to listen to Philip Glass's Einstein on the beach while enjoying the wonders. I might sound too exaggerated but I do like it.

Impact of a waterdrop
by Remie

Comment by srikant:

Originally posted by srikant: kewl picture. This one inspired me to take some like this. Don't know if I managed anywhere close to this one. //www.ecsl.cs.sunysb.edu/~srikant/photos/droplets

Impact of a waterdrop
by Remie

Comment by srikant:
kewl picture. This one inspired me to take some like this.
Don't know if I managed anywhere close to this one.
//www.ecsl.cs.sunysb.edu/~srikant/photos/droplets

Finity
by Remie

Comment by andywightman:
Beautifully composed - a work of art.

Sheep & Windmills III
by Remie

Comment by mrblobby:
It's funny, but the sheep in Australia look a lot different to most other sheep in other countries, I wounder why that is? Cute shot.. pity about the fence, maybe you could digitaly take it out?

Diversion
by Remie

Comment by ursula:
It's good to see you back! I love the big sky.

Diversion
by Remie

Comment by silverden:
too much sky

Diversion
by Remie

Comment by connie:
Nice shot! Well done.

Diversion
by Remie

Comment by Imagineer:
Some may feel that this isn't very 'NG'. I love it and it would make a nice little feature shot in the magazine. If anything though it perhaps lacks that key feature of interest that one normally finds in NG shots.

Diversion
by Remie

Comment by MrAkamai:
Good use of negative space, sharp details and stark contrast in b/w.