lgreene

You defintely made the right choice for the post.In the 2nd one you get lost in the squiggles and don't even absorb things like the wood grain of the wall. Just my $.02 ;-)

I just reallllly like this -white men don't have to jump when they can shoot like this:-)

Wonderfully K williams image. Have you noticed in many of your shots the colors will include black,white,a shade brown or green and a small portion of a bright color such as the red here? Excellent light and shadow play and a simple scene with many stories that can be read into it. Have you found a way into the school? I could imagine a new studio being set up ;-)

Wonderful concept.

This shot is Perfectly Pnina-refelctions and catching people in their daily life all from a moving perspective.

Could she be any cuter?(no) Very even light,lovely skin tones-another example of your fine portrait eye. Did she seem like an "old soul " to you?

Hey Steve,

Nice pose you caught here. The stare and one foot forward not sure if she should get any closer. Clean white on the coat and I love cement as a background neutral color.

Lionel,

This shot really grabbed my attention. Very clever composition . The viewer forgets they are two different pieces as they play off each other so well. I can see a variety of scenarios here-maybe the old woman died and her broken spirit watches the funeral procession or it is story of avoiding the down trodden-looks like the people are hurrying past the homeless. Just my thoughts:-)

Hey Richard,

This is gorgeous. .The ridgeline looks like a big ocean wave with the clouds being the foam crashing back to shore. Excellent tones.

What a cool day you had here. I really like the last shot of (your son?)the hunter looking to the sky. I see deer crossing like this alot also-going away flagging bye bye :-( To me this looks better crooped down to the tree tops so that the bright spot other than the white tails is the pretty shimmer off the water.

Gorgeous color,light and mood. What a view that little tree/shrub has.

Excellent ,interesting shapes and you put alot of thought in jazzing the color,softness and frame presentation.Lovely work.

Hey lady,

I really like this comp because of some leaves being on the left side also -showing dimension between the trunks.

But of course :-)...Everything of yours is about the details wether it is in the light ,motion or tech notes-just as it should be CowBoy.

Where the wild things are..:-}

Hummingbird...:-)

It's a delicious decision..Columbines are very sweet to eat -or do you leave it to look at...well you took the shot already so I'd eat it.Vivid colors and nice composition cowboy.

This is cool-the bright contrast and the wave pattern in the small wall with the building angle.Nice shot:-)

Pnina,

Greetings. I have to tell you that before even knowing what this was and what it represents I was moved but didn't really know how to explain why. Very powerful image of a powerful place.

How do they get cows through that little door- Must be really lean beef.;-)

Your whole "children" folder of is full of tender and nestalgic treasures. Very well done to look like another era but yet timeless.

Lovely image -the colors are so rich.

Muy bonita color y composition:-)

The subtle view of the background is strong scale to the rest of the shot. Lovely tones also.

Michael,

It would help to know your tech details such as shutter speed,aperture,filters used,film speed setting. Your composition is nice-maybe include all of the tree if it doesn't mean including a washed out sky. Sometimes you have to crop out parts for the good of the over all image. I think your exposure was a bit too much so since your depth of field looks good I would first of all use a circular polarizer and a Neutral Density filter(atleast 4x) and then if the metering calls for it -go faster on your shutter speed. You will still get a flow look in the water and richer earth tones.:-)