An unusual view the Lawn and west Pavilions in the early morning. It was photographed from the Rotunda.

I think this photo is much more aesthetically pleasing than it's (so-far) rating shows. Good Job!

The ratings across your portfolio so far do not do you justice.

 

Your portfolio is a hidden gem and the four photos you have so far are brilliant in their simplicity, composition and crisp feel.

 

Congratulations.

From my University of Virginia Series (#4). All comments appreciated.

Ed

 

I was there a year ago with a 35 mm camera for a day and wish I could have stayed there for a week. It truly is a beautiful place. One is haunted to know that one is walking around where Mr. Jefferson walked around a couple of hundred years ago. I really like all of the white columns that were there to photograph. And you have captured them here in this photograph. About the only thing I can say is that I wish you didn't have that foreground tree on the right in the photo so that the colums were not obscured as much as they are. Otherwise, a beautiful shot of a very very very beautiful University. Kevin

Very nice picture... I love the way the trees frame the picture, the colors, the shadows...

It is a proven fact and you have taken the best shot. Early morning natural or evening lighting is the best and this photo should be hung in a museum of fine art. Everything about this photo is what it should be just like life natural. Just look at the detail of the tree trunks and the small leaves in the back ground. Brilliant photo-Michael Joseph Hoard

It's a good photo, well composed and in great lighting, but I'm left wondering why you refer to it as an "unusual view."

wonderful...it's warm and catchy...well done!

This is a very nice photo.

Edward this is great picture, please add some comments to my next pictures.

Krzysztof Hamerla