Sunset
by Tiberius

Comment:
Very nice sunset. It surpasses the ho-hum effect of 'not another sunset shot'. I think that is due to the subtle gradation of color in the sun and sky, the converging lines of the bridge and the strong verticals of the towering forms (don't really know what they are). Really excellent work.

The big race
by eirasi

Comment:
Love the blur. Love that you got a nice sharp capture the foremost sheep's face. This is one of my favorites after viewing 105 images.

Moonrise at Dawn
by C_Steve_G

Comment:
This just doesn't make a visual impact for me. It is very monochromatic. The trees don't hold my interest and the sliver of moon is just too tiny to make a strong statement. That said, it probably took a bit of effort to capture it clearly at this time of day. Keep on keeping on is about all I can offer.

#351
by ballpeen

Comment:
I'm not really sure what the subject is or what your title is meant to convey. Is this the work of a scupltor or mask maker and the number is for catalogue purposes? Nothing in this photo appears to be in focus. I'm not really appreciating this on an abstract level, either. I'm sorry, I just don't get it.

Mountain Man
by striderx77

Comment:
I like the composition and the image quality is lovely. If it hadn't been for the title I would not have realized there was a person in the shot. He is just to small to make any sort of impact in the composition. To me, even knowing he is there, he just looks like an rock. It almost would have been better to clone him out of the shot, IMO.

The Sensual Nature of Emerald
by JunieMoon

Comment:
Luscious!

A Photo Opportunity
by milo655321

Comment:
I really like the spontainaity of this shot. The great thing is you haven't sacrificed image quality to capture it. I love how the monk(?)is just casually taking his photo as if this is something that happens every day.

The Moment
by hardwaybets

Comment:
I like the spontaneous capture but I would like to see this bigger. It's hard to get an idea of the image quality from this size. I don't like the sepia tone. I'd rather see this in truer black and white.

Wind
by MadMan2k

Comment:
I think a little motion blur would have helped this, especially taking the title into consideration. This appears rather static to me. I'm torn regarding the composition. Part of me likes the expanse of open road ahead of her but part of me wants that motion blur with her leaving the road behind her. The difference is emotional. In this composition, the smallness of her bike, the expanse of open road before her, and the frozen capture of the action, she appears hesitant.The wind blowing her hair is barely discernable and isn't working hard to convey a sense of motion. If you had waitied until she was further away and used a slower shutter speed to create some blur this would (possibly) have created more of a mood of freedom and the idea that she is 'riding like the wind'. This mood seems more appropriate for a portrait of childhood.

First Christmas
by nards656

Comment:
This is a very nice family album shot. It is well composed but it verges on snapshot for me. I think the big problem is you didn't capture a catch light in her eyes.