aaron_muderick

Fabulous shot. 7/7. Really fantastic!

I feel that this really captures my brother-in-law's essence. I know

him though. You don't. Your thoughts?

I liked how his beard matched the yellow line

Taken at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA

Taken at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA. Handheld at ISO

1600 in the Orchid Room. What do you think?

A low light shot but a good one I think. She has just turned the

corner to see the eyes of friends and family upon her.

I thought this print ended up with a nice 50's postcard look. Your

thoughts?

 

The left side reveals a light leak, the right an encroaching bellows.

A lucky catch during an impromptu photo shoot.

I look forward to your critiques! Thank you.

About 20ft tall, he towered over the harvest festival.

Taken at the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences new butterfly

habitat.

I was out geocaching and we arrived at Fort Howard in Baltimore. The area seems to have been used for a 'haunted halloween' type event because skulls, arms, coffins, and a few other items were scattered randomly across the large complex. Great stuff!

An experiment with rocks & ice & b&w.

Found this while exploring an old army fort outside of Baltimore. And

yes, it is made of rubber. Thanks for all critique.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on this one. This is one of my first

experiments with creating B&W from a digital camera using

Photoshop.

Taken at Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences in their new

butterfly habitat.

Taken at the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences. I liked how

the second hopper seemed to be in line for an invasion.

 

I'm looking for feedback on ways to improve the look of my

artificial lighting. This was taken with a 100mm lens and Canon Twin

Macro flash.

I have since learned it is a Mycena Corticola. Thanks!

Excellent use of IR. How did you keep the sky from turning to black? Lots of contrast with the individual plant life standing out.

My daughter watches the activity on the station platform as we

depart for an excursion on the Strasburg Railroad.

With rivets galore, this antique steam engine evokes the power of

19th century industry.

what a beauty. this car begs to be photographed while it waits to

be fueled up at this old time gas station.

Yes, that is his business and no, I didn't know beetles had that

kind of thing either. A chance shot. Hope you like it.

I don't see any cicada's but we've got more than 10 cicada killer's

swarming around outside. They are pretty aggressive and

territorial. Nonetheless, after standing still for long enough,

they started to ignore me. I got a number of good shots but I think

this one is the best. I'd like to know what you think.

Looks like he had a tussle with a bird or other predator. The legs

on his left side were shorn right off. He props up his left side

using his front parts and continues on...