gandyjs

The beast looks so...apathetic. South Colorado. Impressions?

What the heck! Surreal. I've had dreams similar to this. Though beyond my photographic knowledge to perform, it'd have been nice to somehow preserve the moon's details. I know a long(ish) exposure will blow out bright lights but, hey, you know. Maybe it means getting one of those filters with a diffused circular 20% gradient portion in the middle. Type of thing. Regardless, nice capture.

Such a face. Interesting capture!

Shot at Asakusa Temple (Buddhist). Feelings welcome!

Very impressive; breathtaking. Nice and colorful. Where is this? Beautiful. Since you want critiques, my only one would be to exclude the brighter portions of the clouds before you increase the overall image's brightening. If you even increased it, I don't know...the clouds could have blown out when you took the picture (don't see how). The clouds are a lovely, integral addition to the emotional/artistic impact of this photo...it's a shame they're out-of-gamut (or whatever the term is).

Wonderfully colorful; very pretty. Well lit and sharp.

Falls northwest of Tokyo, Japan. Wonder if I'll ever get to go back?

Cold outside. Interestingly, the water flows down a hill, unseen,

underground, partially emerging here.

Though you can't see it, there's a Magpie perched on the lighter-

colored rock formation on the left/foreground (black and white bird).

It was cold this morning. Certainly looks better printed directly

from 6x7 transparency film onto high-gloss paper! But that's not what

I wanted to talk to you about. No indeed, it's what do you think of

this image? It's at Garden of the Gods park here in Colorado Springs,

CO. Note to you: if you ever purchase a Mamiya RZ67 Pro II, NEVER

sell it.

Dang! I've been clicking on photo after photo tonight, enlarging many, etc., but this is the first one that I had to stop, evaluate, and try to figure out what going on. I now understand! I though it was oil spilling onto a green floor, but no. As far as too much space on the left, I don't think so at all. Perfect capture.

Very clever! A really neat picture; the title is good too. Things really lined up nicely for this shot.

Cold morning, downtown Colorado Springs. How does this one make you

feel?

Pulled off the side of the road and realized that this fence could

very well be a good image. Critiques welcome.

Really nice lighting! Pretty woman, too. Clear image.

Testing out my then-new Nikkor Macro lens. What do you think? Do you

feel like you're late for something? Do not fear...you very well

could be early.

Wonderful expression, great crop, pretty woman. People may think the eyes may be in just a bit too much shadow, but I wouldn't say that.

Image taken with a medium format camera I no longer have. Tripod @

f/32. Early morning at Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs, CO.

Certainly the originally-scanned, uncompressed image is much better

(as is the 6x7 film itself!). Opinions?

No words to describe what I see here. Sorry. Very wonderful image.

Studio work, PS coloring.

Early, cold morning at Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, CO.

Early morning in Garden of the Gods park. Fog.

Almost missed this opportunity as I was huntin' images in Monument,

CO.

Dang! The cloud in the background looks like the edge of a shockwave in one of those newer cinematic explosions some outer space movies have. Also, the toning is good in this one also. This is an artistic image.

A really fun image. Makes me really want to stare at it! Nice added toning. I'd given you a 7/7.

He-hee-hee-heee-heeeee! This is SOO cute and funny! I stopped laughing long enough to write these comments. Great capture!

It's getting cold here in Colorado Springs. Usually nice and dry in

this enviroment, inside my apartment evidently has increased

humidity! This shot is outside my window with store front lights

shining through (which ordinarily keep me awake at night...).

Opinions?