craig_kunitsky

You are correct that you have a similar eye to me, and I enjoyed this one a lot. I have been to Big Sur 3 times, but I have never seen this waterfall. I am wondering if you can actually get down to that beach somehow.

Thanks for the comments. I looked at darkening this just a bit to bring out more saturation, but then the foreground went dark. Also, I don't want so much saturation that it becomes "unreal". I guess that is the preference of each person as to how much saturation these images really need.

What do you think of my new vanatage point on a familiar subject?

I found this sweet Shetland in a garbage dumpster. Hence, the

name "Lucky." This was taken during the first snowstorm that

he had seen. I was playing in the snow with him and took

pictures of him at the same time.

Please rate this picture from the Grand Canyon.

I agree about the creative cropping. Thank you for the tip.

Please give me a critique on my Iceland church picture. It didn't

really work in B/W.

 

Thanks

At your suggestions, I increased the contrast of the previous image

and cropped of the dark portion in the front of the image. Let me

know what you think of this version.

 

Thanks.

At your suggestion, I increased the contrast of the picture. Let me

know if you like it more than the original.

 

Thanks.

Please rate this alternative view of the famous landmark.

How do you like this alternative version of a familiar slot canyon?

Here is another photo of Svartifoss. Please let me know if the wide

angle (20mm) adds or takes away from the scene.

Please comment on this waterfall picture.

At your suggestion, I changed the framing around this photo. Please

let me know if you like this version better than the original.

 

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo.tcl?photo_id=1731459

 

Thanks

Can you rate this slot canyon picture

Please rate my picture of the reeds at sunset.

If you have time, please rate this photo of a slot canyon.

It is not really a trail effect of the light. I kicked some sand into the frame, and the light reflected of the airborn sand.

My dog Bailey is constantly looking out the window to see when I

will come home to visit my parents (where she is currently living).

 

Amazing, the dedication that these animals have towards their owners.

The clouds and mountains are magnificent. Perhaps a little more cropping of the foreground to emphasize these even more.

 

Where was this taken?

Please give my friend Lucky a review.

Scott, your make a valid point. Anyway, my main goal here was to share the pictures of Lucky with those in this community. Only the "aesthetic" rating matters to me, as I was not shooting for "originality" here.

I think that regarding anyones comments as stupid is degrading to the people in this community.

 

I agree with Margaret that the "overall impact" of the picture is more important than the actual scores. That is why I am a proponent for just one score "Overall Impact", instead of 2 scores.

 

As for the "originality" rating, it is probably too high, but scores don't matter to me anyway.

That's her lucky collar. Can't remove that one.

Lucky was just so lucky to have made it, that he did not think about putting his rump into the pic :-) Let me do a vertical crop and see what you think.