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any comments, suggestions, or critiques are gladly welcomed. thank you

so much for your time!

taken on a recent adventure to Rome. any comments, critiques, or

suggestions are welcome. thank you so much for your time and input.

comments, suggestions, and critiques are all welcome. thank you for

your time.

this was done as part of a series for a friend in need of new head

shots. any comments, suggestions, and critiques are welcome. thank you

for your time.

one of the few attempts i've made at photographing snow. any comments,

critiques, or suggestions will be gladly welcomed. thank you for your

time.

Any comments, suggestions, or critiques are welcome. Thank you for

your time!

another from a session with this pair. comments, critiques, and

suggestions are all welcome. thank you for your time!

this along with several others was taken upon the subjects' request

for photographs as a couple. any comments, suggestions, and critiques

are welcome for future portraits. thank you for your time!

this shot reminds me of the character "Rae" from the movie "Black Snake Moan". i like how you've shown just enough to give us a hint of what the subject is/has been doing and how you've left it ambiguous as to where she's going and what she'll do now. holding the shoes rather than wearing them could give two possible indications- that she's "taking a break" from what she's been doing or that she's finished with it for good. well composed and technically executed.

this is the first time that i've been able to get a decent close-up

of a bee at work. any comments, critiques, or suggestions are all

welcome.

comments, suggestions, and ratings are all welcome. thank you for

your time.

i'm not exactly sure what this plant is but i think it is some kind

of fruit. comments, suggestions, critiques are all welcome. thank

you for your time.

sitting in the kitchen completely focused on that scrap of lunch

meat. any comments or suggestions are welcome. thank you for your

time.

what happens when you plant flowers in march and then mother nature

decides that april is the perfect time for snow. comments,

suggestions, and ratings are welcome. thanks for your time.

comments and suggestions welcome. thanks for your time.

as a horse and dog lover (and animals in general) i have also wondered what they're thinking when they get that faraway look in their eyes. this photograph captures that look of deep contemplation and thought that horses often have when they're completely relaxed or enjoying a beautiful day outside. this is an absolutely gorgeous photograph.

excellent depth of field. my only suggestion is to crop some off of the bottom and a just a bit off the top. nice use of contrast and color.

a statue in my backyard photographed at sunset, converted to black

and white. suggestions for improvement?

shot at the d.c. zoo this morning. this male orang and a female were

on a set of cables moving from one enclosure to another. his face is

a little dark because his back was to the sun. thoughts?

absolutely brilliant. as i said earlier- this is an amazing photo.

first decent photo of a butterfly...any suggestions for improvement

or future attempts at photographing butterflies?

now please tell me why you haven't submitted this for class. i love this. the shine on the leaf makes it seem alien rather than something you'd find at maymont. keep up the great work.

another macro shot. suggestions and comments are welcome.

i borrowed a camera and macro lens from school to do some

experimenting. any suggestions or ideas for future macro projects?

the solid black background with the covered face adds a sense of mystery to the picture. beautiful representation of a horse. wonderful.