Up Stream
by Bugzeye

Comment:
I don't like the red tinting on this. It seems a little overdone and like there was a white balance mistake--something unintentional rather than purposeful.

All Roads Lead to Rome (except the A127 which leads to Romford)
by Simms

Comment:
Love the title. I like the tonality of the image as well. I think I am going through an "urban" phase because these types of images are catching my eye more than normal.

Wake up!
by ZILA

Comment:
I like the textures but the lighting seems rather flat. More dynamic lighting would really have helped--especially with the stonework.

Scare Crow
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
What the heck does this have to do with "after the game?"

White
by kwiktor

Comment:
I think this image would really have benefited from a stronger use of the rule of thirds. Placing the focal point smack in the center like that is practically never a good idea. Other than that, I think that this image is very very cool. Nice use of contrast and pattern to creat a dynamic shot.

One man at work
by Hoochie

Comment:
What is the message of this image? What are you trying to convey to the viewer?

Masters of the Wind
by apauhl

Comment:
At first glance I thought this was an image of a duck hunt lol. Whoops!

Wood Print
by NovaTiger

Comment:
I originally tried to get the woody in focus as well, but because of the lack of depth in the image (as in from lens to backdrop) I had to basically shoot a macro shot which, even with f/22, could not give me enough DoF to get the woody in focus. That said, I realized as I looked at the original unedited image before I went to edit it that I prefer having the woody out of focus because it adds dimensionality to what would otherwise have been a very flat and simple feeling image.

Heliotrope Shoals
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Oh God, you didn't.....*&^@$% Cannon Beach. I am voting a 1 on every image from that place from here on. You are a bad, bad man to shoot there.

Cape Harbour
by jacolo

Comment:
Image needs to be larger. Too hard to see the detail on these smaller ones.