The Road
by puzzled

Comment:
Nice perspective. It feels like you really are looking down-hill. As others have mentioned, clone out the sign on the left, and maybe work on the very dark area on the top left. Something else that I think would add to the shot is maybe a bicycle just coming around the corner...but maybe not, just a thought.

Half dome at sunset
by gaurawa

Comment:
Nice shot. I can see what you were going for with the reflection in the water, but I agree with papa. I think the running water makes it difficult to pull off. I would wonder what difference a slower/faster shutter would make. The colors and exposure are great, though.

Get Married = These Disappear
by letenele

Comment:
haha! Sad, but true. Nice shot, only complaint is the white lace blends into the white background....or maybe it's pink lace that is just keyed up.

insect
by philoup2

Comment:
oops! A little more DOF would be nice, though (neither the tail or head end of the bug is in focus).

Obsolete-Native American Arrowheads for Hunting
by smilebig4me1x

Comment:
Nice idea. I thought of doing something like this as well

Macro Outake
by tcrock41

Comment:
I agree, I would have liked this entry. My only suggestion would be that one complete letter be in focus. Could have made a big difference in score if you did enter it.

Heroes to the Horizon
by 2Wheeler

Comment:
You lead me half way through the picture to a bright sky with no texture. I think if there were maybe a monument/statue at the horizon, it would make this much stronger.

Road to the Tetons
by postoakinversion

Comment:
I like the dynamic feel of this shot. The BW works well, lots of interesting textures in teh clouds and mountains. The road definitely leads you, but isn't ove-powering.

P62928431.jpg
by slipintoshadows

Comment:
Nice job on this one. Good focus and exposure.

P62928411.jpg
by slipintoshadows

Comment:
The building itself is exposed pretty well. But, the harsh hilights and loss of details in the shadows really hurt this shot. I would at least crop out the really hot areas to the left and right. Maybe even the leaves at the top, and just focus on the statue. Alternatively, maybe set up a tripod and take a couple of exposures (one for shadows, one for hilights) and combine them.