The Matrix - A Wireless World
by Chez

Comment by gaja_tz:
for me this looks like shot for the catalog. you should be trying to get some more interesting lights, angle and crop. =4

Secondary Sunset
by Chez

Comment by Olyuzi:
Very neat composition and I like the way you've captured the green water in the foreground and the orange sunset in the background. I do think that the exposure is a bit too dark and would have preferred a more saturated sunset, but shooting into the sun is difficult.

Secondary Sunset
by Chez

Comment by labrynthe:
i like the glassy green water in contrast with the faint orange background... when u subdued and toned down the middleground (boats & buildings) by using a cool color, the focus was shifted to the green water and orange sky.... kind of tricky to read this work but definitely met the challenge .... congrats....

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by Chez

Comment by jmsetzler:
Greetings from the Critique Club...

Hi Chez...

This is an excellent composition... the architecture and lines/shapes/patterns present in this image are strong... the color is also very strong. The transportation theme is also met with little difficulty in this image.

The only thing I see wrong here is the softness of the image. I would love to see this sharp and crystal clear. I think you can probalby improve it with the sharpen filter in photoshop.. maybe play with the unsharp mask a little as well...

Great shot and keep up the good work :)

John Setzler

Diversity
by Chez

Comment by jmsetzler:
excellent composition... the circles work well here and the color is also appealing. the magnifying glass seems just a tad soft though.... excellent work :)

Diversity
by Chez

Comment by jodiecoston:
Fantastic. Composition is perfect, and I like the creative 2nd level you've taken this to. 10

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by Chez

Comment by Jacko:
Great colours, ie. blue and rust. However the image seems a bit soft. Good job at removing a lot of the surrounding clutter.

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by Chez

Comment by cpanaioti:
Good composition and contrast.

Depth of field is a little shallow or the focus is not sharp. The landscape mode on the camera or setting the aperture to the smallest possible (largest number) would help for this type of image. If focus is the issue then using a faster shutter speed or a tripod and the self timer/remote would help keep the image in sharp focus. Even the pushing of the shutter button can move the camera enough to put an image out of focus.