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Thanks for viewing, please feel free to critique.

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Taken at Mary's Peak in the Coastal Range of Oregon. Thanks for

taking a look, and for the critiques.

 

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It's a fern before the whole leaf expands.

Awesome, I love the selective focus...Lensbaby?

Even though the subject is square in the center of the frame it still really stands out and is attractive sine the area of focus is diagonal. Great job.

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Thanks for the comments.

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Blood red sunset on Costa Rica west coast. +/- comments welcome.

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Very Nice, maybe a stop or half more exposure, or snapping the shadows and midtones would make this a 7/7 great job!!

Beautiful, the foreground could use a stop or half more exposure. Great colors and composition!

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Hi Rudy,

This is a nice sunset capture, bear with me here I'm giving my opinion only. I believe the composition lacks any true subject or point of focus. Try adding some foreground interest in sunset shots, maybe some vegetation that is picking up the last rays of the day, or something else to give the eye something to focus on. Hope this helps!

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Bannack Ghost town, please critique lighting and color

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Thanks for the comments! This pic got ho-hum ratings, I love it though, anybody wanna say why?

beautiful

A spotted cloudy day in the North Cascades National Park. This tree

stump was neat, it looked petrified. Thanks for viewing.

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Great lighting and composition.

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Unusual view of the Delicate Arch at Arches National Park

Phenomenal!! Really sets a mood. In the upper left third there is a white streak that could be cloned out. Seems to draw too much attention.

 

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phenomenal!!

Very nice composition, great lines and colors. Seems a little flat and underexposed, a little tweaking would make this a 7/7. Cheers

Very Nice!! Almost looks fake.

Nice Capture

Sunset lit, moonrise back

great capture

I love it!!!!! 7/7

Nice Composition. I like the way this photo is dark, it really sets a mood, but I think maybe another stop or two in exposure would give better details. It would just depend on what it would take to wash out the roof.

sorry here is the pic