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This is one of my first images with my new polarizer. I had not used

one up to this point. Any suggestions or opinions on my results?

Thanks photo.net for the chance to learn from all of you. Regards,

Darryl

This is an image I captured last weekend on a 1000km "Sunday Drive".

I was wondering if others feel that I have conveyed the beauty in

that valley. What would improve the image? Any suggestions?

Regards, Darryl

Sorry, this was taken on the Lake Mead side of Hoover Dam. I liked the way that the water level change had changed the colour? What do you folks think?

Just Curious? Any Suggestions?

Any Thoughts?

Do others agree about the cropping of the right side? What other

comments or criticisms can you suggest? Thanks again to photo.net

for the great advice and information. Regards, Darryl

Any thoughts? Suggestions? Thank you in advance for your replies.

Regards, Darryl

I really liked the contrast and color in this image? I am wondering

what others in the Photo.net community think. Thanks for the

opportunity to share. Regards, Darryl

Love the focus in this image. The background really helps the deer to stand out. One of the first things I noticed was that you caught the eye of the deer perfectly as well. I have had enough opportunities to achieve this type of shot but cannot say I have had results as good as this. Great work. PS Please visit my portfolio and see what you think-------------Regards, Darryl

Great Exposure. I love the softness of the water and the sharpness maintained overall. Good Job! Darryl

Should I have gone for more DOF in this image? Any suggestions or

comments welcome. Thanks. Darryl

I live near a Badlands area with many interesting land formations, and use Kodak Elite Chrome as well. This image is amazing! I love the depth of field. May I ask Aperture/Speed? I love the way the foreground stands out yet the distant peak is still sharp. Great Job!!! Regards, Darryl

I like the blur in the background. It is just enough to mix color without losing shapes. Great image. Thanks for sharing. Darryl

I love the way that the foreground undergrowth is in sharp focus as well as the waterfall itself. Excellent depth of field. A great capture of a beautiful location.

This is one image from my 15 rolls of film that I shot while in Vegas

recently. I really like the sky in this image but have found that

only about 50% of my images managed to capture a blue sky with color

such as this. I am sure that it is a result of metering from the

wrong point in the image but am unsure where the correct point is.

Can anyone help me to achieve the results I want more often. Thank

you very much for your input. Darryl

I captured this image with my Tamron 70-300 at 80mm. Did I achieve

enough DOF? Is the Focal point correct? Would this image be better

captured with a shorter lens? Thank you for your critiques. Darryl

This is an image I took of my great grandfathers barn as a gift to my

father this Christmas. Does anyone have any recommendations as to

how scenes such as this can be captured better? Any other comments

are greatly appreciated. Thanks Again. Darryl

I am sure that this a very popularly photographed location but when I

saw this image I was very pleased with it's outcome. I am curious

what others think of this image and would like to know how the

members of photo.net would have captured it differently. Any

suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks again. Darryl

I like the colouring and the background but the bright colour in the top right corner is somewhat distracting to me. Great image

Did I achieve enough depth of field to make this image work? What

could I do different to make the background come into sharper

definition? Thanks for the advice! Darryl

Is this image too contrasty? I cropped this photo from an original

shot with Tungsten Balanced film and then desaturated it. What are

your opinions? What message does it convey to you? Thank you to all

members of Photo.net! Darryl

I love the isolation of the tree. Great colour. I like the colouring in the sky as a contrast to the white/blue snow. 6/6

I actually find the foreground leads the viewer into the image and really shows off the amazing depth of field in this exposure. I love the fact that small ripples in the waters surface are well defined as well as the peak in the distance. Great shot and thanks for sharing. Darryl 6/6

I used Tungsten balanced film for this shot to get the blue tone. I

am curious to see what photo.net and its members think of this

concept and this image. Thanks again for any critiques or thoughts.

Darryl

Any opinions on how I could improve this image? Thanks Again Darryl