pale fence
by holdingtime

Comment:
i think this is a perfect example of there being too many distracting elements. the tree is ok, the rocks are cool too, the tree's shadow is beatiful (especially contrasting the precision of the fence and it's shadow), but the construction on the left, the orange fencing - totally unneccessary.
even just croppping this shot to 514 px wide (cut off left) is a good start - although you do lose some of the tree's shadow.

~
by nfessel

Comment:
definitely the funkiest shot i've seen, very nice work.

While getting ready for the shot...
by mrorange002

Comment:
great choice of photo! always such a gamble, as you only get to submit one entry... I hope this gamble pays off for you!

..in safe hands
by IniL

Comment:
ok, sorry, don't get this one!

the white house
by messerschmitt

Comment:
i think this would have been a great shot if it wasn't soo... white! the foreground has lost all definition, , and looks a little too stark for my liking.


Message edited by author 2005-03-09 22:53:30.

Emma
by Melethia

Comment:
seems a little snapshottish... really could have used a white dropsheet behind.

Where's the Green?
by glad2badad

Comment:
one of the best things about a golf ball is the texture - and we've lost nearly all the ball's dimples!

snow driveway
by mrmister

Comment:
nice shot - but i'm having trouble determining the light subject, and white background.

Calla Lilly
by Zippy

Comment:
much better! saw one called 'virginal blossom' or similar - yours has much better definition, nicer texture of the petal.

Crane
by Mark

Comment:
could have been a nice shot, but it's too fuzzy, lacking clarity, with too much contrast with that brighter top left patch, looks like another case of too much post-photo editing (trying to make it REALLY white)