Childhood's End
by abhishekbiswas

Comment:
Sorry that you lost your for a dates violation. Don't let it discourage. Please keep submitting and sharing with the community.

Mt. St. Helens
by xgreeeneyesx

Comment:
The foreground element (stump, logs and the ridge you were on) make for a too powerful foreground element that sucks the life out of you backgound and major element, Mt. St. Helens. The lack of any middleground element gives the image an overly compressed feel from front to back. A good candidate for a re-shoot. Looks like a pretty desolate area even after 25 years.

Desert Skin
by crabappl3

Comment:
Woohoo fisheye! This TOTALLY rocks! Good creative use of the lense. Nice tones too.

Desert
by nameIess

Comment:
Would have fit better in a skyscape challenge. Cool light patterns

Best served cold
by marvin

Comment:
A atd too dark. I know how hard it is to attain exposure balance between a bright sky and a darker foreground.

Stormy Seas at Dawn
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Very nice. Good creative use of long exposure. Use of ND filter I presume? This one is very good.

Sleepy Town
by Tombola

Comment:
I like this one a lot. Reminds me of streets in Halifax. I wanted to take shots like this one this fall, but the weather just didn't cooperate with days off work. Keep up the good work.

Two Hills (a landscape in the style of the 1800s "Hudson River" school of painting)
by chalice

Comment:
Nice image. A bit dark. More of a skyscape than a landscape.

The End of Mr. Smiley
by Beagleboy

Comment:
Thanks for all the votes and even more for the comments. Thought this would have done a bit better. Shows you what I know.

EDIT
A love it or hate it response it seems - pretty similar distribution of 6's and 7's when compared to 3's and 4's.

Message edited by author 2005-11-14 06:13:29.

Proud Veteran
by coolhar

Comment:
Thanks for sharing.