jury_nel

April 2, 2006

Won't cropping the pic square from the bottom lose the depth and the "faraway look" of the scene? For this perticular scene, I think the foreground is working good to set the atmosphere.

April 2, 2006

Fantastic pic, and the fact that there is 2 sources of light makes it so much more striking. Those of us that can identify it, can tell why it is striking, but the average person can only identify it as "striking".

Deserves a 7/7 IMHO

January 24, 2005

This should be printed REALLY big and put up on a wall someplace... Great pic!

November 23, 2004

Awsome. Seeing a pic like this always leaves me thinking: how much work went into this one pic? I mean, how much preparation, and this is one of how many that got taken that worked this well.

Congratulations!

October 27, 2004

Oh well, what can you say, it's a bug's life...

June 21, 2004

Yep, this one does it! Something that does tickle me, is it just before dawn? Or sunset? Not to meddle with words, but I find sunrise and sunset usually gives different results. In my opinion, this looks like sunset. I may be wrong...

June 20, 2004

Now that's a refreshingly cool idea! I like the effect you got with the light in the glass. Very original.

June 18, 2004

My first thought was "what was the other two secrets?" THIS secret is very striking however, I like it!

June 18, 2004

I suggest you make a poster out of this one. Nice color!

June 18, 2004

I tend to agree, this is something that takes time and patience and then some more. This is a great reward for it! And yes, it would be interesting to see a show of hands of who has a photograph like this?

June 17, 2004

It might seem dark, but I think in the context of the picture it should be dark. Making it lighter would change the mood completely. It's also interesting to see all the "action" in the left, tapering off into darkness in the right. Very good!

June 17, 2004

Advice? Wait some more... But seriously, try waiting until twilight for them to come home. It's going to be havoc on light, but best of luck!

June 17, 2004

Amazing to see the contrast and texture blend. Great pic!

June 15, 2004

Nicely done!

June 15, 2004

Don't let that model of yours get away - she'll get you far!, Might lose the blade without too much tears though...

June 15, 2004

No, leave it as it is. It's te Road to Leesville, isn't it? Good. Looks nice. The way you use the color and sharpness is striking and vibriant. It's so hard to get it like that without it being overdone, you've succeeded!

June 15, 2004

Great pic! You want to enlarge it? Depending on a lot of things, it is not out of the question to enlarge beyond 24" x 34". I find digital files tend to enlarge better than negs, within limits of course. If you battle, let me know.

June 15, 2004

Carefull... they tend to bite... Just joking, are they not like all of us? Misunderstood? Great Pic!

June 15, 2004

Nice subtle use of the color. Good!

June 15, 2004

There is a lot of contrast, but I think the contrast is usefull for highlighting the detail there is. Nice pic, it works.

June 15, 2004

The cut-off tree may be a bit distracting, but don't worry too much - there's a nice balance in it with the model. Nice pic, would be great as a poster!