Bottled Water
by WILDBLUE

Comment:
Too photoshopped, not straight, un-interesting...
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Life by the water
by Nukkta

Comment:
The colors here are way dull. I like the composition but you need way more light. The water fall seems very regular. Is that a fountain?
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Sub-marine?
by robsmith

Comment:
This looks too photoshoped for my tastes.
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Winter Creek
by Firstrich1

Comment:
This is a very pretty scene, but is a bit too contrasty. It looks like a very relaxing place, but the feeling of the shot is unrestful. You go from too dark to too light. Maybe play with levels a little more? I like the red tones against the blue.
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Geese Lake
by pitsaman

Comment:
Beatiful tones and I love the capture here. IMHO this shot has to much of something though. Cropping with my hands on the screen, if you get rid of some of the bottom (water) and go down from the gap in the center of the geese to the left OR right you end up with a much cleaner composition. This shot is both a little empty (too much negative space that doesn\'t seem to add IMHO) and busy at the same time.
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ALL TIMES CLASSIC
by speirini

Comment:
This would be a great model shot without all the un-necesary elements in the background. I really like the brown tonal theme!
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Blue Chariot
by deemer

Comment:
This looks like your white balance settings were not quite right or you are under exposed. Either that or you have different kind of snow clouds then we have in Michigan. Our snow is white ;-)
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Used Beauty
by lizbeth010

Comment:
Nice simple lines, but the lighting is a little harsh for you to get good B/W contrasts here.
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2004 SUV (Strange Unusual Vehicle) x 3
by DiamondPete

Comment:
In my humble opinion, you would have more power with this shot in color OR with more lighing to help bring out the dark detail. You lose to much in the dark parts of this shot. Was it night when you took this? Did you rely solely on camera flash? More other lighting would definatly help!
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Seeing from the air
by werespirit

Comment:
What I'm seeing is a distracting reflection of the window, and NO VEHICLE.
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