For You
by L1

Comment:
This is just too cute!

June

Good Night, Sleep Tight
by debitipton

Comment:
This is precious! I love it.

June

Memoirs of a Slippy
by Konador

Comment:
ROFL. It looked fine as a thumbnail.....then I clicked on it and saw the goatee. ROFL

Millbank Tower
by Matthew

Comment:
Amazing, just amazing.

Manic
by Matthew

Comment:
He better not do this on the wedding pictures!

Westminster
by Matthew

Comment:
Very nice. I'm so sad I couldn't be there :(

June

Times Square, 2005
by pawdrix

Comment:
w00t! Finally you get what you deserve (too bad for the other person's DQ). Congratulations!

June

Times Square, 2005
by pawdrix

Comment:
I was sure you'd get the blue. I'm so sorry you didn't. This really is an amazing photo. Excellent job.

June

A far way to climb
by ad12

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club.

I like how the lines in this picture lead the eye up towards the tree, nicely done. I find the out of focus foreground distracting, I would have used a smaller aperture to achieve a deeper depth of field. The image is also a little dark, perhaps adjusting the levels would have fixed that, or a slower shutter speed since I noticed it was 1/1000 which is pretty fast. Next time, if you have control over your camera's settings, setting a small aperture (higher number) will automatically select a slower shutter speed. Practice makes perfect! :)

If you have any questions or comments about this critique, please feel free to PM me.

June

close down
by zetos

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club.

This is a nice idea for Perspective and Ilike the toning, it goes well with the old building.

There are a couple things that I don't like here. The blown sky is the biggest problem with this image. It is not very appealing and it takes the attention away from the subject. I know how hard it is to get a proper exposure when there is so much contrast between the foreground and the sky but a graduated neutral density filter or graduated gray filter usually works well.

Another thing is the white stripe on the left hand side. I'm not sure what this is but it's just very distracting. Not much that could have been done if it was that blown in camera. Keep trying, practice makes perfect :)

If you have any questions or comments about this critique, please feel free to PM me.

June