cpasfield

This was taken just before sunset. The only manipulation was a bit

of cropping and then some color modification to bring it back in line

with the original image as opposed to the lousy color that my HP S20

scanner imparts. Thanks for you input and feedback!

Just looking for feedback...Thank you for any constructive criticsm

in advance!

The perspective is very original. I would have rated it higher but the foreground pillars and the left side of the roof are very washed out. It could be my moinitor on my laptop. But very nice architecture work overall!

 

Awsome colors!

Great Picture. I would love to hear the detail about how it was made!

I really like the play of the light in this...

It's interesing, I recognized this location right off the bat. It reminded me of some pictures that I took near Stonington. I have several pictures of Costal Maine in my portfolio from a trip my wife and I took last fall.

Awsome color..Also there is a nice softness across the picture...was the lense a soft focus or is that just a product of the light at that time of day?

Nice colors, composition, and reflections. Did you use a fill flash to bring out the forground grasses?

I like this still life (and not just because I am a chess player). The randomness of the pieces contrasts nicely with the order of the board.

Cool subject....but I find the light pattern to distracting from the interlocking pattern in the wood beams.

Cool picture..I like the contrast

Neat picture...You comment says photoshop...was the whole effect from photoshop or was there a zoom effect

I was actually a little dissapointed in this shot because of the foreground darkness. Any advice for future shots? Graduated Neutral Density filter? Thanks again for your comment and rating.

 

-CP

Visually very intersting...I really like the lighting. C'est tres bien! Merci!

Its so difficult to get the exposure right on shots like this. Nice job...Wish it we a bit larger so that I could see the detail.

Interesting picture...I like pictures that capture a distinct (often tense) moment in time. Sometimes they are enhanced by the story behind them sometimes they are not. So...what's the story?

 

I took some similar shots when I was on a Schooner in Maine but they didn't come out nearly as nice. What was the name of the boat you were on. I have several pictures taken from a schooner off the coast of main in my portfolio if you are interested.

Another great shot. I gave it high marks in originality because of the timing and the fact that it was taken from a canoe in the wild. Unfortunatly under those circumstances focus suffered, hence the asthetics mark. But the timing is really amazing!

It's nice to see shots of bald eagles in the wild. I have yet to see one on my trips to Maine...but Ill keep comming back! Keep up the good work! By the way, thanks for your ratings of my work. Any suggestions?

My first impression looking at the thumbnail was...what the heck is that a Kidney?...Nice job with the layout, it is well positioned in the frame to produce that initial effect.

I really like the perspective. Was the central overexposure intentional? Either way it makes for an interesting focalpoint. Nice work.

How close were you to the conflagration?

Just trying to get some constructive feedback...Is this exposure ok?

What would make it better?

You don't happen to know then name of the Schooner? I spend some time up there on one of the boats during September. I have some pic's in my portfolio if you are interested.