Profoundly King
by Imagineer

Comment:
wonderful shot even if people can just learn from it. very creative and proof of a thinking man's approach!

City in the Mist
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
keith, my kind of shot... excellent. just a pity it is not a teeny little bit bigger in dimensions!

Gullfoss in snow (#9604)
by Gauti

Comment:
wonder what impact this pic would have if duotoned/B&W? what scene it must have been. well captured.

moods-dpc-1.jpg
by UNCLEBRO

Comment:
what a discovery! this speaks more than a thousand words to me. one of my favorites!!!

About This Folder
by Mark of SRQ

Comment:
been there and experienced that. with me one grabbed my camera whilst another, unknown to me, stole my wallet...

The Rock
by gaurawa

Comment:
Excellent example of the ROT use. I love how the rock is not only the point of focus but in fact standing out in brightness, color and contrast. great work.

waterfall-original.jpg
by Beagleboy

Comment:
no comments? impossible as this is just a very good pic that should be given some kudus. excellent use of ROT and DOF.

Nervous Anticipation
by brianlh

Comment:
actually a very dynamic b&w... very impressive the use of harshness to enhance the feeling as titled!

Help!!!
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Hi my good friend, mabe not the sharpest of pics on what should in my opinion be the bird, but stiil just a great action shot, good timing.

Aquickbite
by hutch699

Comment:
If you shot this with a bigger aperture, eg f8 to f11, you would have had enough depth to play with a rule of third composition. The web coukld have taken more space if it was part of the pic. Also, use one of those windowcleaner bottles, empty and very well rinsed, fill with clean water and spray it over the web for a raindrop effect. remember the tripod. Please note, this is not critisizm, this is really an attempt to help. good luck.