benstraw

Amazing, there almost seems to be an expression there. Was there no macro equipment used; this seems almost to be a true close up!

I agree, that for this site your largest should be slightly smaller, and i use large resolution.

 

What a great shot, cool depth of field, but I wish the people weren't growing out of his shell, I imagine a tortoise like this moves slowly so wait for the hasty humans to move...

 

Nonetheless this is a wonderful tortoise expression and photograph.

nice exposure and cool cloud... but i think the angle is distracting. i'd like to see it shifted a bit so it is more level.

I love this shot too, great color, perfect contrast, interesting subject to my eye. I agree with one of the above comment's about the floor,and I would add the wall to the right. crop the photo a bit more so the lower right corner of the door step is the bottom.

 

great shot!

 

(btw... where does that door lead!?!)

Amazing feedback on this image, i read through them all and I think I learned a lot.I've been working on my own available light photoraphy and this was inspirational.

 

I find the spot above the hand a bit distracting, and I do agree w/ the grey on the wall posting... but most small format black & white goes into that group... what a great expression. the subject seems completely comfortable and either unaware of the shooter or unwary.

 

great shot!

very nice color and reflection, but what is the subject? i'd love to see something interesting in there.

what a lush place, i wish i could go there!

great action freeze! it appears to be focused on the sticker more than the rider. what was your aperture setting on this shot?

this is a neat shot, but i think it would benefit from being a bit closer or the left eye (crop the right eye altogether) or a bit farther back. so more of the facial expression is revealed.

Just getting back into 35mm again. Trying to get some close up and

candid portrait shots now.

The world trade center dominates the horizon even against a beautiful

sunset.

 

i have uploaded a presentation of many of my favorite shots of the

world trade center, including my eye witness to the events from

9/11/01. http://www.photo.net/photodb/presentation.tcl?

presentation_id=167120

I need to brighten this shot up, the scan i did is no bueno!

First roll w/ new Nikon 50mm 1:1.4 lens.

I love this picture. to critique it, I would like to see either the foreground in sharper focus, or to see more of that amazing sky. A wonderful sight to see, i am sure.

if this picture was exposed more for the man in the shadow to get more detail there, i would like it better.

I cropped out the few car lights at the bottom and blotted a few lights out from the dark trees.

I took this one morning when i was really sleepy, around 5am. I was

either using a disposable or sub $30 aps camera, but after getting

the pics back I realized it may be an ideal composition w/ the swoop

of the wall leading the eye right across the bridge.

 

There is no technical skill by me here... just a fully auto camera,

and i was half asleep, but it's still one of my favorites.

 

What do you think?

This is right before the steeps at the Angel's Landing in Zion NP.

i took this off the side of the highway heading up the coast of maine.

If this photo had a subject on the view-point it would be perfect.

Taken from 19th & 5th ave w/ hand held aps camera. I like the blur of

the lights on the tower.

My photoshop stitch skills aren't too great, but the 2 photos looked

pretty cool to me. Here are larger versions of the 2 originals.

href="http://www.photo.net/photodb/presentation.tcl?

presentation_id=162614">http://www.photo.net/photodb/presentation.tcl?

presentation_id=162614

6 o'clock sunset looking downtown.