Peachy.JPG
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Nice shot, well composed with wonderful light and colors. I agree it could be sharpened up a bit, but I would go for what you have rather than oversharpening it (some of the branches in the tree line could be a sharpening nightmare). I think I still see some splotches along the top line (above the birds at the top of the shot), but maybe I have a dirty screen on my laptop.

Reflections.jpg
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Good job with a handheld zoom shot, and nicely composed and processed. I really like the overall feel of this one rather than any one element. The darkness draws you right to the light of the bird. Nicely done!

RestStop
by Alicia

Comment:
Beautiful shot, deep blues, tree branches, a few clouds. Well found and captured!

Crosses Day 21
by Katmystiry

Comment:
Such a great shot, it really brings a somber feel through to me. Rescued my ___ :P It's a great shot regardless of what else you got in that shoot!

Day 21 Birds at City Dock
by agrimace

Comment:
It's good to play; probably a bit too much for my taste in the final version, but I like where you were going with it and the artistic feel really does come through. The composition here is strong, nicely shot.

Day 20
by renegade1966

Comment:
Goofy can be so good, and this project has been so good for playing around and being goofy. I like the shot, too, and think the processing really does something special to it. Of course, you started with a shot with composition that (to my eyes) is spot on, so that doesn't hurt, either!

Day 20 Pontoons
by agrimace

Comment:
I like the composition of the shot, focused on the sign, but including much more to look at. Nicely done.

Day 21 Zapopan
by Valdo

Comment:
Nice perspective and composition; I like how you're used the arch to block the sun, but still used the light so effectively. And I love it when cities "absorb" each other like some kind of beasts . . .

Night view
by Melethia

Comment:
Great color cast here, and I don't mind the ghost car at all. Nicely composed and shot.

Heading back
by Melethia

Comment:
I don't often like the poster/photo/image on the wall with people thing, but here it works really well for me because you've got so much context that it really brings it together. I like it!