grillot

great composition.. great DOF and exposure.

I love the old "rustics" I have a few on my page. great find.

ok.. right time and place. Maybe put a border around this one.

very excellent.. great composition

sorry, seems like a snapshot. lose the date/time

Jim, you are a master of the IR. this is awesome. (thanks for your tip btw).

this one really pops.. very nice

the blur is a little distracting for me.. nice dof on the background though.

I would like to see a little more detail on the mound. Is this a wide angle lens? the horizon seems to be curved.

excellent sky. I would drop the horizon just a bit to capture it in thirds.

I really like the treatment.

great shot.. be careful when the lights come up, it could blow the highlights. I hae a few concerts in my classics folder..

George -- now that is funny.. If all Alexis does is dole out (1)s .. well, (1)s don't even count. So when Alexis says he has better things to do, it would be more productive to do only those other things whatever they may be.

You do not have to click on it when 7 out of the first 8 images in the Rate Recent Average has a breast.

Just because you can get someone to drop their shorts or stick your lens near someone or something does not mean you have to snap the shutter..let alone post it world wide. But there are freedoms that you can test and stretch simply because you can. I guess there are all kinds to be pandered to.. What kind of person would print this? Maybe mat it and put it in a nice frame? Maybe hang it in their entry next to the "welcome" sign.. oh, wait - maybe in the foyer of their office, that's it !! NO, wait, better - I think I will use it for a screen saver... NOPE. I venture to guess that the vast majority of this type of phpto is viewed from the privacy of one's desktop with the door shut. This is a classic example of the downward spiral of morals in the world - simply because you can. And to top it off, most of this photographer's shots are oddly exposed and out of focus. Sorry, not my cup of tea - but I am 100% sure there are those that would love to have this work of art in their home proudly displayed next to pictures of mom and the family.

Venus surface/martain crater? looks like a nipple to me.

lacking contrast

just failed to make the connection with a early 70s rock concert with which I am most familiar.. see my 'Classic Concerts' folder here on P.N... party on.

wwhy? what is the story here..interesting crop, a little tight on the sides. and the portrait rather than landscape format

nice subdued colors and abstract composition

very contrasty.. maybe try on a cloudy day after a rain

captivating. nice special manipulation filter

great shot in tough lighting conditions.. you could easily loose the flare in the water though.. a little distracting.

sweet.

nice perspective - would like to see a bit more drama in the sky