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I like how the body is in the same plane as the eyes. It gives the viewer something to look at and as the S bend of the snake draws back to connect to the head we lose that focus. This adds depth to image as does the rest of the snake in the background. Very nice capture. I would like to not have any grass in front of the head but this is one of those compositions that don't really lend themselves to be re-taken. Nice capture none the less.

 

Personally I love the detail in the scales.

Damn nice capture! You're really lucky that you were able to keep a nice steady camera on the ledge of the balcony.

 

I really like the colors.

George, I'm really impressed by the clarity of the water. The simple green background doesn't distract from the comotion in the foreground. I love the detail. Like I said before, real magazine quality here. And now, I must show you up. (friendly rivalries are great)

This is kind of an abstract perspective. I did not know whether to

categorize this as architecture or abstract or travel. I'm interested

in getting an over all opinion of this photo. I have my reasons for

liking it and I just want to see if I can get a general opinion from

those that will give honest but constructive criticism. Thanks for

your critiques and all comments are welcomed.

Interesting perspective with her laying down and then shooting a 'vertical' portrait. It's kind of weird seeing the leaves not falling. I like the idea, the lighting is a little too direct, the shadows are a little strong on the fingers, and as someone else said under the eyes. Perhaps a little bit (just a tiny bit) of back lighting to soften up those shadows.

 

She's a cute girl, nice original idea, nice tones. I like it.

mmmm vaughn velocity *Droool* Are these pads for sale? Whoops sorry wrong message board.

 

I love the lighting and the shadow of the net on the pads. the contrast is a plus and heck, it's a goale *thumbs up* nice work on getting everythign else blacked out and the goalie in perfect exposurel. me likes.

How did you take this photo?

wow.. that's a big chunk -o- ice. Gotta love el norte. I like it for some reason, probably because you got more ice than I do :D

I really like this photo, I just wanted to see what the general

opinion of it was.

 

All comments welcomed.

 

Thank's for your time.

I love the colors!

It screams, DRIVE ME

Just another great piece of work by Fred :) Keep up the good work man.

Why arent you working for National Geographic?!

It looks like a giant bonzai tree planted into the ground.

Awsome aurorae photos. I took some, I think mine are alright but there is a lot of evident structure in these sheets of lights. Good shot!

here is a link to my aurorae photos.

The fact that you found this Fox track in the middle of a cracked mud bed is amazing! Im surprised that erosion didnt make that print vanish, then again it has been obviously dry.

I like it! If this was the only cloud in the night sky then the moon's light behind it wont reach the other parts of the sky. I've taken several photos with the moon in it and the sky stays as black as ever. I am wondering why I dont see any stars? With an 8 second exposure of ISO 200 we should at least see a few traces of stars.

I do like how you used the light pollution to your advantage, the trees are nicely silhouetted, and the cloud is illuminated from both sides.

Who would of thought a stratocumulous could be so interesting?

Stunning! perfect timing, perfect exposure, perfect composition.

...In the united states its against the law to walk along the tracks.

 

A little too grainy. But a nice photo. It works in B&W, perhaps more so than in color.

personally, I'd like this picture without the bird in it. I'd also really like the person to be missing as well. BUT as a whole, this is a really nice picture.

If it's photoshopped, good job with the photo rendering!

Any and all coments welcome.

Any and all coments welcome.

Composition, great. Color contrast, GREAT. Nice job!

My father and I have been at that very same turn. We've taken almost the same picture. I'll see if I can find some slides to put up on photo.net.

Were you behind the fence or on the track?

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=1885713

Nice, would of been superb had there not of been foot prints all over it. I hope I get snow like that this year.