Waiting for water
by Nusbaum

Comment:
It's difficult watching the comments about not seeing the "opps" and not being able to respond. I guess this is one of those situations where I should have looked at the photo more objectively and realized the details I saw while taking the picture would not be obvious to others.

The boat in the picture is sitting on it's side in about 3 inches of water. The "opps" is the fact that the owner anchored in shallow water at a time when the river level was dropping rapidly. Once the boat was stranded, the only option was to wait for the water level to rise again.

Message edited by author 2003-09-14 15:50:39.

...AND a Ticket?!
by banmorn

Comment:
Definitely an opps, but I think you could make it a little more photographic. Perhaps move to an angle that is more dramatic and unusual. In this particular image, you could force the flash to fire and add some fill light on the near side of the vehicle.

Arches
by DigitalGravy

Comment:
You got the repetition and the composition flows off to the left nicely. I think you need to wait for some more interesting lighting to pick this up a little.The bright spot on the left pulls away from the arches, but just a little.

Out in the Field
by Refracted

Comment:
Good texture and nice repetition. Needs something to punch it up a bit, but I cannot think of a specific recommendation.

Arches and Columns
by KevinRiggs

Comment:
Good composition, but I think you need to go for maximum depth of field to make this work really good. Small aperture may require tripod, but it would help this move from good to very interesting.

Now Dots Tile
by GeneralE

Comment:
Cool!
I think you could have skipped the dark space on the bottom and just let the viewers eyes role over all of those dots.
Still very good.

Cascade
by indigo997

Comment:
Nice composition!
Good attention to detail with verticles actually being verticle.
I like the sense of perspective as the wall moves out to the left.
The image seems a little flat, but I'm not sure why, very minor. (maybe lack of shadow)

"Windows"
by tfarrell23

Comment:
I like the bold diagonals and the dark windows stand out nicely against the lightly colored building.

Whose Apprentice
by barahoo

Comment:
This is a very entertaining concept. I think you would benefit from more depth of field, if you have the ability to set a smaller aperture on your camera. It might also help to use a different color to the right of the figure, the wall (?) is very bright a draws some attention away from the subject.

the king: CAT
by robertosauer

Comment:
I'm missing opps?