ken_thalheimer
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A good amount of visual impact, even in the thumbnail, due to the sun's rays. Good composition, as well. Nicely done -
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Reminds me of the old metal ducks at amusement game stands. I like it -
I think the vertical crop presents a bit stronger image. The river leads in nicely and, as previously mentioned, a bit less green makes the condensed layers stronger -
single photos Canon Thurs 8 14 Storm at Nickerson
ken_thalheimer commented on katsone's gallery image in Uncategorized
Even better than the previous one -
What a great sky, right down to the rainbow -
Creative and has impact when opened for viewing -
The POV is definitely a fresh take on a subject done so many times, as someone mentioned previously. Very nicely done -
It's usually a no-no cutting off your subject. But, in these rowboat compositions it always seems to work. Nice photo -
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS5 Windows; -
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Nice processing treatment. The bird in it's environment looks much better than a more sterile shot. I wish the entire tail was included though -
Really a finely detailed, sharp abstract rendition of the Lady Slipper. Nicely done -
Very creative and nicely balanced. I like the elements used -
Creative and very good work, Nice mood. One thing? I would remove the bird from the elephant's back. It's a bit overpowering. Other than that I like it a lot -
Nice! Very intense expression and nice and sharp. Clone out the 3 lines at left? -
It's handled well. Some subjects can end themselves to B&W and I admire you trying it. This, though, I think begs to be color -
Very good. What a great mood. Competition image is spot on. Of course, some "Rules" judge would complain about all the space on top. Here, the space works, as does the post processing. This is terrific -
View it larger and one can appreciate the ladybug more. I understand the focus and extremely shallow DOF that goes with it. The BG is fine. But, I find the very large blurred area in the front troublesome. Some can be cropped out and still keep a very good composition -
One of the best I've seen of the Millennium Wheel yet. The softness of the slow exposure and the beginning rays of a rising sun work so well
