Playing in the Leaves
by vonautsch

Comment:
very nice, as far as kid shots go this 1 really doesn't bugg me the way some do.

Natures Calling
by TomH1000

Comment:
exqusite capture

Homeless Man
by bobdaveant

Comment:
great grayscale and expression on the subject, i gess my one and only gripe would be the fact that there isn't more in the frame, but for the type of shot it is i gess a facial close up is really the most that should be in the frame... maybe i just want to see why he is smiling or the contrast of circonstances the smile and the rest of the frame ie the backround and area.

Silky Water
by dagills22191

Comment:
as always time exposers of water are beautiful, and yours is no exception. also love the green color as the soft focus/gaussain blur.

Nature in Iceland
by ingib

Comment:
love the grayscale, and the clouds

The Walkway - A Tribute to Ansel Adams
by Alain

Comment:
a little 2 harch and contrasty for an Adams he liked a total gradation of tones in his images (hence the grayscale and the zone system) also center framing is mostly considered to be a no,no. its ok here but not as dynamic as it could be.

Daguerre
by RKT

Comment:
very nicly done.

well composed, great tone much to his sepia, well captured/staged still.

good luck

Floral Hair (Originally by Billy Pegram)
by Krisby

Comment:
this doesn't apear to be in focus and the flash is very harch on the skin tones, not warm like that of Billy Pegram's Glamor shots. ( the focus is the more bothering on the 2 to my eye)

Landscape With Light Evolving to Darkness - William Neill Photography Tribute
by popdeepop

Comment:
IMO to drastic to be a Neill, but u did get the sky right, its just as far as the forground is concerened, i wouldn't have blackened it all the way. he likes to also have some tones there to let the eye wander around. that my 1 gripe GL

Tree (à la Kerik Kouklis)
by SJCarter

Comment:
well done, right in the stlye yet not a copy, great job in my book. GL