danielwoodrum

feel free to rate and elaborate.

i've become obsessed with these telescopes lately, i think they add

some good foreground interest. your thoughts are appreciated.

upper right corner, cutting across a couple of hoodoos, right? I think you could easily remove it, but it's not all that obvious. gorgeous picture--you were there at just the right time.

this successfully conveys that "cold" feeling.

i think the puddles add enough foreground interest. clouds are great too--- a lot of variety in the sky. maybe consider cropping a bit off the bottom, to bring us closer to the puddles? or maybe not... i can't decide. thanks for sharing this!

what an incredible place, crown point on the columbia gorge scenic

highway. your thoughts are appreciated.

thanks, everybody!

hmmm, so it is worth the hike past the log jam...

I adjusted this one several ways, and ended up liking the "harsh"

version. I'd appreciate your thoughts.

babis, thank you.

it's not easy to do this when you're driving! but the mountain, the motorcyclist, and everything else is perfectly placed. nice job.

what a beautiful place... this really makes me feel like i'm there. I'm not sure about the border, i think the photo stands on its own.

i like it, great depth, the city seems to go on forever. i would consider cropping a little off the top to eliminate the horizon.

your thoughts are most appreciated.

one of my favorite pacific beaches. you kept it simple here, and it really works. thanks for sharing. -d

colors in the sky are great, but the foreground looks a little over processed to me. did you try to bring up the shadows? it might look better darker. sure is an interesting scene, are those rocks there naturally or were they planted there?

i think i prefer the right, since the sky's not quite as bright and there are no wires in the way. however, i would crop it a little on the right side so the track is centered up.

 

-d

your thoughts are appreciated.

on this one i removed all the noise in the sky (most of which were

probably stars that didn't expose long enough). In my folder you'll

find another version where, instead of blacking them out, i brightened

them. I'd appreciate comments on both versions.

your thoughts are appreciated.

one of three churches on the Cade's Cove loop of Great Smoky Mountains

NP. your thoughts please.

your thoughts are most appreciated and helpful, while 3's only leave

me with more questions.

Along the trail to Clingman's Dome, many trees have been killed by the

Balsam Woolly Adelgid, a beetle. This one survived.

 

Your thoughts are appreciated, while your 3's only leave me with more

questions.

torfinn,

i haven't converted it to b/w or sepia, but i think either might work well. check back soon.

 

thanks!

-d

I'm commenting on the photo of the bales of hay (although when I click "critique" i see a different picture... a PN quirk?)

 

Anyway, back to the Ireland photo. Beautiful work. I love pictures that I can explore... this has so much depth. I hope you print it "large" !

 

-daniel