Moccasins
by David Ey

Comment by MeMex2:
I love the composition, color and texture.

Moccasins
by David Ey

Comment by Citadel:
The composition is a little off as this feels somewhat imbalanced. This could use a bit more light on it to help punch up the colors which I think are important in this scene.

Mother
by David Ey

Comment by Sheryll:
She's beautiful.

Purple Pigeon.jpg
by David Ey

Comment by Sheryll:
Looks like he got into something he shouldn't have.

Yummy, Worms
by David Ey

Comment by Sheryll:
Awww... I had 3 baby robins for a couple of days that my son and the neighbor kids found on the sidewalk. The kids wouldn't leave them alone cause they kept trying to "take care" of them so I brought them home and fed them with an eyedropper until I could get them into the hands of someone who knew what they were doing. I did get a few shots but they weren't very good so they're not up on the sight. Great capture here. The glint of light in the baby birds eye really makes this shot great rather than just good.

Sonny
by David Ey

Comment by Sheryll:
Boy that's a half hearted grin if I ever saw one.... Or maybe its one of those "Hey sonny leave that alone"......"huh? Me? What!"

Either way it was a good shot.

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by David Ey

Comment by Through_the_Eyes_of_LB:
I really like this one Bampie!!!

Thin Ice
by David Ey

Comment by JulietNN:
the only thing i get from this shot is that you moved the camera. nothing interesting about this shot whatsoever.

if you are trying to go for drama, then i would suggest a longer exposer with a black piece of board, then have the sign going down adn down and down, now that would make it appear as though something was falling. Apart from that , nothing really I can think of would help or hinder this shot

The Industrial Revolution Continues
by David Ey

Comment by JulietNN:
well not a lot you can say about this really, once you have got past the wow factor it is all sort of plastic looking. I think you could have done so much more with contrasts and shadows and highlights, even adding a tiny tiny bit of grain would have giving it some realistic feeling. I bet you could have blown peoples socks off with this if it had been advanved and could have dodged and burnt those back panels.

City West of Dallas
by David Ey

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Trying to figure out where this was shot from. I'm guessing somewhere in the hospital district?