stephen_streit

Comments welcome...

Thanks for the feedback! I normally dont do black and whites, but I

really like how this one turned out.

Interesting shot, very balanced. I wish it was a little wider personally to allow the lines on the left and right to converge.

I never get tired of these desert scenes 5/6.

Thank you for your imput. I was thinking of converting this one to B+W but a little photoshop work and a sepia toned image might be interesting. I hadnt thought of that. Thanks!

Nice! I would tighten up the crop on the right side a little but thats just me. The missing tooth really adds a lot of character.

Just shot this one today it kinda struck me as I walked by. Thank you

for your comments!

I rode by this washed up tree on my bike the day before, I diddnt

have my camera at the time but the lines created by the natural

weathering process just begged to be photographed. Thanks for any

comments!

Nice shot. Personally when I photograph the night sky I do it more for the challenge alone. It's amazing when you can take amazing images that can rival some of the images taken with the nations biggest\ most expensive instruments.

It looks like a model floating in midair... How did you pull this off or has it been cropped?

Blazing Skies over Pennsylvania:

 

This one was taken right after the sun dropped behind the hill. This

is one of those ones that ended up looking better than it did in

real life. Cropped. No wildfire smoke.

 

Thanks for viewing!

The more you post these great images the more I want to visit Munich.

Another excellent shot!

I think I would like it more without the "closed" or maybe with a more subtle font that doesnt take the observers gaze away from the picture. The picture itself looks top notch tho.

I really like the way this one turned out except for the slight

lense flare. Comments please!

Like the depth of field! If I'm not mistaken I'd say that looks more like a chipmunk than a squirrel, but I'm no wildlife expert ;).