Vortex
by redmoon

Comment:
I like the highlights and shadows of this one! It looks like a solid metallic drill instead of water. The bubbles give a sense of motion, but could also be like snow falling in the sky around it. I even love the interesting shapes in the background, they are definate but I"m not quite sure what of.

Old Mission Point
by Drake

Comment:
Nic clean feel of the water against rocks, and I like how the rocks are mirrored inthe circular clouds becoming smaller further back in the sky.

One mad bull
by bigskyeye

Comment:
Nice action shot, and I even love how every single person is wearing a cowboy hat. I even love the light you captured in the dust the bull is kicking up.

Horseshoe Bay
by vlado

Comment:
I love the textures in the sand. Nice use of sepia, you still have bright highlights and dark shadows.

Well, Hello There!
by BuddyBaum

Comment:
Nice lizard. It might have been neat if you could have gotten even further down looking op at the lizard, with him pointing his face down to look at you. I also feel if you cropped a little off the top you'd get a longer rectangle to bring attention to the lizard's body

Blue Mountain
by jotaga

Comment:
Nice/intense colors. The reflection is perfect, I was wondering whether or not I was looking out from a cave or through a canyon. I love how the rocks disappearinto the water.

Of Sandhills and Swallows
by vawendy

Comment:
I like how the bluebird stands out from the pale/pastel background in flight, and how it is mirrored by another bluebird.

Lazy Afternoon
by Jutilda

Comment:
Nice lounging shot.

Sweet 16
by tjbel05

Comment:
Nice, Ilike how the earrings complement the design on the tank top.

Does this bike make my butt look fast?
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
hehe I think bikes have a natural slimming effect, as they instantly make you look athletic. The photo looks a bit "weighted" on the left side (pardon the pun) as there is much more to look at there than the right sky/road. I feel if you'd crop out a bit on the right side to the last biker, you'd still get the feel of the very long road you're biking on and make the front biker more the center of the photograph.