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A pretty shot, but it's hard to beat shots like this http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2527994

I think the water in this shot is a bit over-exposed, but a nice capture of the bird, maybe a tighter shot of just the Heron.

Was pretty impressed with these when they bloomed. Would different

DOF work better in this shot, or what other advice might you give?

Thanks!

Fantastic shot, great lighting and focus on the rider!

Would like some advice on whether the B&W works for this shot at

all. Because of the distance, the shot was a little hazy originally,

and I felt this cleared it up some. I'd really appreciate any

advice, thanks!

Tried shooting some stuff in the park, I know the snow is pretty

blown out, but with the evergreens, hard to get a balance. Trying

for some action shots, would love any feedback you would have, what

to do better. I particularly liked the brightness of the goggle

lenses, thanks!

A very pretty pink, and a nice composition. The light might actually be a bit too harsh in my opinion, washing out the colors, but it's minor. Good shot!

To me, the line is actually a little distracting, seems like a weird break in the photo. It leaves the Tower a bit unbalanced as well. That said, if you boosted the saturation of the sunset colors a bit, I think this would be a beautiful shot.

Might be neat to see the snail from the front as well. That said, a really nice shot!

A really great photo, an original take on a subject we've seen so many times. A good demonstration of what amazing structures bridges are.

You're right Wilson, it was shot in the entry-way to the Sci-Fi Museum. Quite an interesting collection there. I totally agree with the comments about the hot-spot and darkness spot, I tried to find a different spot to get the same composition without them to no avail with the light available at the time. My battery died shortly after I took these (and our parking time expired) so I didn't have time to try many more angles for the shot. Thanks for the comments and advice everyone!

It's an honor to receive positive comments from someone with a portofolio as great as yours Wilson. I had seen your postings of Cloud Gate recently and really admired them. I love it too, I'm sad that I live far enough now to not have a chance to see it more often (and both of my prior visits have been fairly short). Thank you very much for your comments.

I'm a sucker for interesting architecture, and this certainly falls

into that category. I would love to know what people think, and hear

any advice you might have, thanks a lot!

As is, this is a really great photo, but I think centered, and with a nice sharp focus, it would be absolutely spectacular.

Creek that leads to the famous Multnomah Falls in Columbia Gorge.

Definitely a worthwhile hike up to the top. Any advice you have

would be much appreciated, thanks!

Absolutely beautiful shot, however, from the looks of the large shot you've got quite a lot of sensor dust, might want to have that looked at.

Thanks for your comment Alex, it was actually just sea foam. It was a really windy day, so tons of waves and foam everywhere.

Played around on the beach for a couple hours, and had a big wave

splash me (and my camera), but got some shots I like. I would love

to hear any advice people have, as this is a shot I could go back and

try again. Thanks!

Doesn't get much better than this!

Amazing photo, the detail is superb. My only critique would be that the feet are out of focus, it might be nice if the whole bird was in focus.

Taken on a trip to Bryce Canyon last fall. Would love to know what

you think, and would be more than glad to take any advice. Thank you!

Taken on a trip to the Grand Canyon last fall. I would appreciate

any advice on this shot, thanks!

Taken my last night of sailing this past summer, on Lake Michigan.

Would like to know what others had to say, I really liked the

silhouettes formed by the boat and crew. Thank you very much for any

advice/critiques! ~Zack

Wind breaks to help control drifting snow in WY. Definitely doing

their job on this day. Again, had to play with the levels a bit to

get rid of far too much blue hue. Thanks for any advice.

Had just driven through one hell of a snow storm in Wyoming, stopped

at a rest area to catch my breath and relieve the white-knuckles, and

captured the backside of the storm. Any advice would be much

appreciated, I had to play with the levels a bit to get it looking

somewhat normal, as it came out looking quite blue originally.

Thanks!

Stopped at a rest area to take some pictures of the mountains in the

clear morning light, and these guys were waiting too. Any critiques

as always are extremely helpful and appreciated! Thank you!