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The Cabot Trail lived up to all its hype - especially since the

leaves were turning color...any suggestions about this photo?

The cloudy sky was darkening, but a 1 second exposure produced this

saturated blue...

This is a shot of the Eiffel Tower's elevator shaft; the horizontal

lines in the bottom third were scratches on our elevator window.

This photo reminds me of The Police album "Ghost in the Machine."

Comments?

Comments?

I love her expression, the backlighting, the b&W, and the narrow depth of field! Awesome photo...!

Comments?

When I saw this wonderful lighthouse off the Cabot Trail on Cape

Breton Island, Nova Scotia, I couldn't help but thinking of creating

a basic study of colors...comments?

How would you shoot the Louvre's facade to make more-than-a-postcard

photo?

This was a 13 second exposure; the result was played with in

photoshop. The lightning bolts, however, were real...

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Peggy's Cove has been well-photographed - but I just had to take this

puddle shot...any comments?

Too much black at the bottom of the photo...I'm not sure what you were trying to portray...?

I can feel the primitiveness...great use of close cropping!

This was a panorama (series of photos) picture, stitched w/

software. The saturation and contrast has been increased sligthly -

any comments?

Any comments would be appreciated...thanks!

Would you saturate/contrast this photo more - to get better color

from the trees? Or would you leave it the same, to allow for the

mistiness to be apparent? I welcome comments, in addition to ratings!

Great expression, B&W is great for this photo. A little too much contrast for my taste, though. Pleasing photo, overall!

What a beauty! The colors are amazing! I would have rated this better than a "8" in aesthetics, but I find the foreground darkness to be overabundant. I would have preferred the photo cropped at the bottom, to produce more "standard" dimensions. This would also bring the horizon to the bottom third line in the photo, which would suit this photo well. You captured a fine moment - you must have woken up really early!

I love the idea of this girl running through the museum, not giving a damn about where she is...you captured her carefree expression very well, and it resonates well with the coldness of the geometric patterns around her.

I like your idea, of combining the statue with the buildings, looking skyward, but I wish the statue and the buildings didn't overlap. Love the simplicity of the colors, however.

Nice colors, nice texture, nice field of depth! How did you accomplish the black background? Was it natural, or photoshop?

I love this non-traditional view of Notre Dame; I personally am a fan of high contrast - and wonder if this picture would have jumped out a bit with more contrast...?

This is a wonderful mood photo; I especially love that you have as much of the ground as you do in the forefront. The colors are exquisite!

Bill, I was gathering up my luggage (incl. my camera!), and she was gathering up her wings...I told her I was an amateur photographer, and she agreed to pose; turns out, she's a model, and was returning from a shoot!

Suggestions, please?

I love the colors in this picture...though I agree that the photo may have more impact if the birds were off-center. I personally would prefer the birds to be in the left side of the photo (i.e., cropping the photo to off-center them). Did you use photoshop to hypersaturate the picture?