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Very nicely done!

I don't like the crop at the top of the photo at all. With her head down, and then the top of the head cropped off, it looks at first glance like she is crammed inside a box with a low ceiling.

What a great shot! I hope the owner of the Vette got a copy of this one.

Photo of our slightly disturbed climbing group on the lower Easton

Glacier, Mt. Baker, Washington. Any and all comments will be appreciated.

Great lighting on this shot! It looks like there is a flood (or a strobe?) just behind the model. It really lights up the tunnel. The only thing that I would say is that the halo from that light source is a little unnatural and burns out some of the percieved depth down the tunnel. However, given the environment of the shot I may be splitting hairs. Congradulations! Post some more pics.

Second in a series of timed esposures.

One in a series of timed exposures.

I wish it did not have the steel fence posts in the foreground. Otherwise, great color and contrast.

Simple idea, well executed. It proves that a great photo sometimes is more about the photographer.

Any constructive critiques will be greatly appreciated. Please let me

know what you find fault with, and how you would suggest correcting

it. Thanks, Dan

Any constructive critiques will be greatly appreciated. Please let me

know what you find fault with, and how you would suggest correcting

it. Thanks, Dan

Fritz - Click on the "Details" button below the photo. All the shooting details are listed. Thanks

Any constructive critique will be appreciated. I am mostly interested

in any sugestions about how to correct any faults you may find. Thanks

Any constructive critique will be appreciated. I am mostly interested

in any sugestions about how to correct any faults you may find. Thanks

Any constructive critique will be appreciated. I am mostly interested

in any sugestions about how to correct any faults you may find. Thanks

Any constructive critique will be appreciated. I am mostly interested

in any sugestions about how to correct any faults you may find. Thanks

Very good, however you should have moved the ski pole and ski that are behind the subject. If I were you I would edit them out in PS. It would be very easy with the clone tool. Fix that and presto, I think it would be a much better image.

This image really caught my eye. It's one of those pictures that is a real surprise when you see it the first time. The contrast between the landscape and the subject is great. I wish I had taken it.

The Depth Of Field is perfect. Great shot.

Another photo from the track meet I attended. I wish this shot showed

her face. However, I think it still conveys the maximum effort she is

putting into this jump even though it is a bit impersonel.

Photo from a recent track meet I attended. I really liked the runner's

facial expresson, and pose as he crossed the line. There was also more

to this photo/story than that of the guy who won the race. Note the

runner way behind on the left of the frame. He pulled up lame with a

strained hamstring.

The dark vertical streak in the center is distracting. I assume that it is an artifact from stiching two photos together for the panorama. There should be a way to remove it in PS, however I am not sure how to do it easily. Otherwise a very nice shot /composition.

Very impressive image.

7/6

Yes, Ingram Flats w/Cadaver Gap - Gibralter Rock in the background.

This is a great shot especially since it was handheld at 1 sec. If you ever decide to give up photography you should try competion target shooting with a steady hand like that.