brian_daniels

I appreciate your opinions.

I appreciate your opinions.

I appreciate your opinions.

I appreciate you opinions.

I appreciate your opinions

I thought these old time phone booths were great. I did some work

in PS to get a grainy look and make it feel like you are look at a

picture from the sixties. I appreciate your opinions.

This was a shot on the set of a student film. I had to shoot at iso

1600 to get a usable shutter spead with out flash.

I appreciate your opinions.

I would appreciate your opinions and comments.

I loved the texture and the detail in the back of the this cow. I

am trying to lead the eye from the back of the neck all the way down

the spine. Does this work? Is the cropping to tight? I would

appreciate some input on this.

I would especially appreciate your opinions on the coloring of this

image and its contrast.

Willow is a beautiful Wheaton Terrier. I caught her just starting

to sprint as she ran right past me and I had to go chasing after

her. I appreciate you comments and opinions.

This is one of those lucky long exposures that worked out well. I

appreciate your comments and opinions.

I really like this photo, and I did was a little cropping and some

saturation. There were some beautiful colors behind it. I

appreciate you comments and opinions.

There was a wonderful sunset and a beautiful sky that followed. The

sliver of the moon just seemed perfect to me. This is a wider

shot. I like how the sky fades off. I appreciate your opinions.

There was a wonderful sunset and a beautiful sky that followed. The

sliver of the moon just seemed perfect to me. I appreciate your

opinions.

I appreciate your opinions

I had a distinct feeling these cows didn't like me. I appreciate

your opinions.

I originally had this picture in horizontal format. Does it work

better in vertical. I appreciate your opinions.

I appreciat your opinions.

I appreciate your comments and opinions.

I caught this at the optimal time of a wonderful sunset. I

appreciate your opinions.

This was shot with my e-10 digital camera, so getting infrared film into it is a bit of a pain :) I did use an infrared filter on this shot. The PS adjustments were for tone and cropping.

I posted this image early and got a bunch of comments saying it

would work better cropped. I think everyone was right. Thanks for

your help. I left the old version up, so you can compare. I

appreciate your opinions.

This picture is a mix of an IR shot and regular shot that I took

with out changing the position or focal length of the camera. I

used the same F-stop and adjusted the shutter speed for the IT

image. Blended them together in PS. I appreciate your opinions.