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A shot like this defnitely has potential, actually, had you gotten the train in the shot, even at a safe distance, it would have made it very dramatic.

A fabulous shot, the only advice I can think of is maybe if there were a way to not have the face of Big Ben be so blown out, might not be possible, but would be cool to have that detail too, maybe take another shot from the same spot, with less exposure and layer them? But that's minor, as I said, a really nice shot! Makes me really want to get back to London!

Excellent photo and stitch job too!

Very nice shot, I'm guessing this was shot from the walking bridge that gives you a nice view of the castle? The wide angle gives a nice difference from the standard shot of Neuschwanstein.

Amazing shot! So beautiful, the silhouettes are perfect, and the lighting is just right for the mood of the photo.

Really nice shot, but it would be a bit nicer with less open space at the top, and more down on the bottom. Would rather see the eagle than empty space.

Nice eye catching photo. Almost reminds me of some of those optical illusion shots you see. Well done!

So many different and interesting angles and shapes happening in this shot. Almost a bit overwhelming, but not quite. Well done!

Very colorful, it's not too often you see something that shade of blue. I like the shadows as well.

I liked the glossy look to the rocks and the bright green in this

shot. Wondering if anyone has some advice they'd like to share,

thanks so much!

Really fun action shot, it looks like he's really moving fast! Hopefully there aren't any stairways nearby! Nice shot.

A really neat shot. One thing that bugs me a little is that with the high ISO (looks that way at least) and apparent sharpening, it's a little too grainy for the feel of the photo. Maybe converted to B&W the graininess would look a little better, however, still a very nice shot!

Beautiful shot, a great contrast to the rest of your portfolio (which is also great, but very different), well done!

Taken in the Suislaw National Forest, along a beautiful hiking

trail. Trying my hand for the first time with slow-shutter speed

water photography. I'd love any advice anyone has to give, thanks!

Very cool eyes indeed, though I think the shot would benefit if the beak weren't cut off. Great detail and sharpness though!

A nice shot, beautiful location. Perhaps try bumping up the saturation a bit, make up for the overcast skies and gain some of the color back.

Wow, not quite in focus, but still a very impressive shot, great capture of the perfect moment!

Very cool, dreamy feeling to this photo, nice job.

Another shot from the great area near Mapleton, OR. Again, probably

not too original, but I'd love to hear what people have to say about

what could make a better shot. Thanks to any for your comments!

I don't expect high originality points here, but I really liked the

look of this particular shot. I would love to hear any advice on how

to make this better, thanks!

Seems a bit overexposed to me, very bright, but a very beautiful picture all the same, well done.

Extremely cute and honest capture, one for the parents' wall indeed.

My first work with slow shutter speeds with my 10D. Taken in the

Coastal Range in Oregon, in a beautiful little creek and gorge. I

know that lots of people have shots like this, so I'm not expecting

high marks for originality, but I'd like to know what people think

please, thanks!

Thank you all, I really appreciate the comments. I'm not just looking for praise, just feedback, advice, etc, good or bad. The pictures are definitely special for me, reminding me of a great trip, I don't mind if people rate them low, I'd just like to know how to possibly improve next time, so as I said, thanks so much for the comments!

One of the very unafraid squirrels at the Grand Canyon, probably

expecting a free handout from me. Any comments or suggestions please?