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Does the smoke make the image unbalanced? Is there two little detail

in the silhouettes? Any critique is helpfull. Thanks.

I took quite a few photos of this scene, this column of smoke was

huge. It wouldn't fit into a full frame and I made a couple of images

by stitching individual shots together. Afterwards it was interesting

to see that this shot...the one that shows the least amount, conveys

the feeling of enormity the best. Let me know what you think. Thanks.

Just minutes before the hail, thunder and lightning. Any suggestions

welcome.

Thank you.

This photo didn't come out near as good as I'd hoped. Any suggestions

for making it more interesting? Thanks in advance.

Any comments/ratings appreciated. Thanks in advance.

-Eli

I spent a good deal of time trying to compose a shot of this broken

log at the beach. There's a lot going on here. Too much? Let me

know what you think. Thanks.

I stiched this together from 8 photos. Do you like the cropping?

The complete stich goes a little further to the right. Should I

include more. Should I include less. Any opinions welcome.

Borrowed a friends wide angle lens for the weekend and had some fun.

I like the way the grooves in the rock lead my eye to the hole in the

wall. Tell me what you think. Is there too much sky, would you have

framed it differntly. Any / all comments more than welcome. Thanks.

Ben, there isn't really much of anything off to the left, just the other side of the ridge. I think the lines trick you into wanting to see what's further over, they do for me.

As far as coming upon the shot, I'm the last crewmember in line. We're normally not supposed to fall out of formation but I can usually convince the boss to make exceptions if there's a good photo to be had.

What do you think? I like the way the lines from the crew and smoke

column are somewhat symmetrical. Would you have framed it

differently? All coments welcome.

A very shallow depth of field, do you think the focus is in the right

place? Any comments appreciated. Thanks.

This photo isn't mine, it's my girlfriends, I'm jealous. It's an

oceanside reflection in the sand that's been turned upside down. I

wish I'd taken it, what the eye. What do you think?

Leslie, It's St. Peter's Basillica in the Vatican City / Rome

Anthony, something tells me that the Vatican hires their own photographers (who'd have this lighting many times a year). Thanks for the compliment though.

Michael, This is on a Tuesday afternoon in December. A few days earlier I walked in during mass and it was a completely different scene.

It really looks to me like the photo is wider at the top than at the

bottom. I think the lines pointing toward the top corners trick your

eyes. What do you think?

I tried to keep the 2 front starfish in focus and blur the rest. Do

you think it worked well, would you have done anything different.

Any ratings/comments greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Think this is mostly just being in the right place at the right

time. But, any comments/ratings are still appreciated. Thanks.

Any comments/ratings greatly appreciated. I don't know much at all

about studio-type work so any tips would be great. Thanks.