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Just wondering if anyone has any advice on this composition. Thanks

I'm looking for some rating/critiques on this composition. Any

feedback would be appreciated. Thanks

Please let me know if you have any comments on this picture. I

suspect that it might be a bit underexposed and too centered. Thanks

This photograph really caught my eye. There is so much dark space that at first I'm inclined to think that it is a problem, but the way the edges of the trees light up and show color makes it all very compelling. The intense dark spaces becomes a very powerful part of the composition with all the contrast. I think it's great. How far did you underexpose to get the shot?

I'd appreciate any comments one might have on this photo. I think

there might be too much of a red tint to everything. It's a familiar

sight to anyone who has been to Colorado Springs

Picture of the sky over the Maine Coast. Is it underexposed? Thanks

for any comments/ratings/evaluations

This is a picture of a half-frozen cascase/waterfall that is thawing

out. Water is flowing through the inside of the flume and and rushing

out from the bottom. I thought that it presents interesting depiction

of stillness and motion.

I think it's a great composition - I like the collection of curving shapes - the hills, the hay, etc. I think you could crop a little out of the bottom foreground so as to position the bales of hay along the bottom third of the photo. It's great

A Catapult in Les Baux-de-Provence, France. Circular Polarizer used. I

chose to take this photo wide at 28mm to give it a dynamic and

imposing feel. Also kept the pedestrians in the picture to give it

scale. I chose an angle so that the trajectory of the catapult points

towards the end of the path where the people are walking - a natural

vanishing point for the scene. Please let me know if this composition

works. Thanks

This picture was taken outside a small shop in Les Baux-de-Provence,

France. How is the color, framing and composition? I'd appreciate any

comments. Thanks

I would appreciate any comments one might have. I'm concerned that the

whole thing is underexposed a bit. There are a million things that the

juxtaposition of these two images could suggest.

Gives me a whole new appreciation of the color green. It's gorgeous