The Blues
by onesaint

Comment by sekarmalathy:
Great shot... hope to see this do well

Under the Boardwalk
by onesaint

Comment by mcieslak:
Good use of selective de-sat!

Under the Boardwalk
by onesaint

Comment by charmayne:
my favorite in this challenge.. very cool pic

Under the Boardwalk
by onesaint

Comment by valu-mmm:
Great use of light and colour.

Under the Boardwalk
by onesaint

Comment by cutout:
so beautifully done 10

the golden door day 8
by onesaint

Comment by colorcarnival:
Very cool effect. Love reflection shots. I think you could have cropped off some of the darkness on the bottom and almost made a border out of the top and bottom.

Building Something
by onesaint

Comment by socalsteve:
Like the lines and contrasting, strong colors.

the golden door day 8
by onesaint

Comment by cgino:
I'm a sucker for reflection images, what a great door!

hoover dam pano with door day 9
by onesaint

Comment by cgino:
What a great view! The colors are awesome! I actually like the dark shadows because it really gives me the sense that I am inside looking out.

doors day 3
by onesaint

Comment by CNovack:
Great job in warming up the tones in this capture. The tones of the original were more to the cold blues - here the warmer tones compliment her skin better...not only that it warms up the color feel of the image. And by that I mean the autumn hues of the leaves are now a deeper warmer shade of orange and yellows. I know that you like the image and it would (SHOULD) be a wonderful shot of a beautiful young women gazing out the window upon the autumn adorned trees but I find that the reflection of the photographer within the photo distracts from that mood & feel. I would recommend getting a GOOD quality polarizer to remove reflections (my research lead me to buy Moose's Warm Circular Polarizer which works beautifully) but then that would rob this shot of the autumn tree and the mood of 'reflecting' upon nature you have captured here. The simplest solution is to change angle mayhap a 45 degree angle or 25 degree will keep all those lovely elements within the shot.