Bronzed
by amsmyth

Comment:
Great use of leading lines! Very nicely composed. The color is good, but looks a little washed out in the center. Perhaps a color adjustment could help.

Laine Triptych.jpg
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Oooh! What a beautiful triptych! Ditto what Ennil said. Also, you might want to consider doing a sepia/quadtone, too. I bet that would look beautiful, as well. Very nice work, Jason.

Johnny On The Spot
by SJCarter

Comment:
Hehehe - great title! I haven't seen the original shot, but I do like this processing. I do, however, feel like it's a little flat. I think it's because of where the tree to the left is with respect to the outhouse. I wish it were back further, but that's not exactly something you could fix. Maybe if you shot it from a slightly different angle, from the right of the outhouse, so that the tree would appear to be a bit further behind it? But then your lighting might have been off. I don't know... just some random thoughts.

Reflections of Autumn
by SJCarter

Comment:
Great use of bold color! They really pop right off the dark background. Also, your reflection is nice and clear. I'm guessing that the bluish/greenish patches in the reflection is the sky, right? I find them a little distracting (see the lower right corner), but I don't know what you really could do about them. All in all, a terrific shot!

Wraith
by SJCarter

Comment:
Oooooooo! Creepy! Fantastic use of photoshop, although I'm sure you started out with a great photo. Excellent composition. Were you looking in a mirror to set yourself up properly?

James River from Indian Rock
by SJCarter

Comment:
What a beautiful shot! Terrific composition and colors. The only thing I think could be improved upon is the dark area in the upper right. Perhaps some level adjustment in Photoshop would help? Otherwise, perhaps a longer exposure time would have worked (but not too much longer - love how clear the reflection is in the river).

RR Bridge @ Indian Rock
by SJCarter

Comment:
Interesting shot... Overall, I like it. The foliage on the left makes the photo feel a bit "cluttered", or perhaps just serves to distract. I'm not quite sure which. I think that this shot could be even better if it had some more contrast, and maybe greater DOF. If you didn't use a wide angle to get this shot, I think shooting it using a wide angle with the same crop might help, too. Just some thoughts.

My Wifes Roses
by kiwinick

Comment:
Lovely composition - definitely deserved to do better for this challenge.

Swinging Sickles
by 3DsArcher

Comment:
Nice shot! I like the effect you used. It's so hard to capture stuff like that clearly, when they're whipping weapons around. But sometimes the motion blur works, like here. Good job!

Featherlight
by nessnaj

Comment:
Nicely done! I think the border would look better if it was the same as a mid-tone color in the feather.