downrange
by Jaaronclifford

Comment by CorySmith:
hence the chains that are on it now ;)

downrange
by Jaaronclifford

Comment by CorySmith:
Oh no kidding, I remember when they moved that thing into the compound, we got into a little trouble one day for pointing it towards the building, lol

downrange
by Jaaronclifford

Comment by Jaaronclifford:
Not MAG anymore, but yes. Good eye.

downrange
by Jaaronclifford

Comment by CorySmith:
Al Asad?
MAG compound?

downrange
by Jaaronclifford

Comment by brumer0:
Very nice capture. I think it wouldve worked better if your subject was facking the camera with the artillery as the background. Stay safe + thank you

downrange
by Jaaronclifford

Comment by Dave Gordon:
Nice, sharp picture. I think you would give more of a sense of looking around or checking the surroundings if you had cropped him more tightly to the left, so he would be looking into the picture.

downrange
by Jaaronclifford

Comment by justine:
Thank you/him for your service.

downrange
by Jaaronclifford

Comment by edmeng:
This is a portrait of a hero in my eyes. There is definitely some story behind this shot.

Clock face in traffic circle
by Jaaronclifford

Comment by JulietNN:
Hi from the C Club!

I really like this shot, it stands on its own and I can not imagine what it would be like in advance editing, well done.

For this challenge, the circle had to be the main focus of you shot. The rounder-bout is harder to see as the lights are not going around it. The clock is maybe your main focus. IT is hard to tell in this one.

Your focus is spot on, you are sharp are clean in all your lines. Your POV is a little off but we have talked abotu that. Your colours are excellent. Your post processing is excellent.

So as stated, unless we knew this was a circle challenge, we would not know that this shot was about circles.

I look forward to seeing more of your work if this is your first submission.

Clock face in traffic circle
by Jaaronclifford

Comment by shutterpuppy:
Pretty good night shot, but the circle is not a major element of the photo.