Bryce Canyon, Utah
by RHoldenSr

Comment by Ivo:
Great photo. Love the colors.

Skylines
by RHoldenSr

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Nice skyline. Great place to find "implied lines"

Skylines
by RHoldenSr

Comment by cghubbell:
The border seems to be competing with the image for my attention. I'm also not drawing any mental lines in this one as the buildings are different in shape / height. That's not reflected in my scoring, but wanted to let you know that I wasn't feeling this image on the theme as strongly as others.

Skylines
by RHoldenSr

Comment by Kylie:
You chose a terrific vantage point to give a great juxtiposition of foreground and background. The city skyline appears almost painted, giving it a surreal effect behind the trees and river of nature. I have no opinion on the use of borders in general; in this case, I would have chosen no border or a different one - but simply an opinion. 7.

Skylines
by RHoldenSr

Comment by Kali:
Nice try but the white border is unecessary, it only adds to the already washed out sky. Also, the tree is lost in the darkness of the foreground.

Keep trying :)

IMG_6406-01-8x12W.jpg
by RHoldenSr

Comment by MikeO:
Wonderful photo, the colours are stunning.

Mike

Skyline - City Of Dallas Texas
by RHoldenSr

Comment by Ironworker:
Nice shot, too bad DPC limits you to 640 wide. I'm betting this looks spectacular at 8" by 24"

Mountain Lion (Cougar)
by RHoldenSr

Comment by RHoldenSr:
The lens was set at F5.6 according to the exif data, you have to do the math the camera will not do it for you :)

Mountain Lion (Cougar)
by RHoldenSr

Comment by hsteg:
if you had a 2x converter on it, how was your aperature at 5.6?

CRW_9250_RJ-01-cr1.jpg
by RHoldenSr

Comment by ButterflySis:
Wow! Why didn't you just ask him to land in your hand! I mean, how much closer can you get! :-) Terrific detail here, Robin. I'm not sure what your aperture was, but maybe the blowing wind helped to further blur the feeder and make the bird stand out more. Excellent shot.