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I am still sure that paper-thin DOF is appropriate decision here - the intention was to illustrate some raw life power in this guy, not handsomness :)

As the nose attract some unwanted attention - may be some burning will help - like this:

Thank you!

Though I like the shot myself :) - I feel something is lacking... Is it too much black space? Or wrong scale relations?

Looks weird, doesn't it? Really claustrophobic and narrow canyon

near Escalante, UT. Any comments, please?

Hopefully this is a little different from usual Delicate Arch

renditions. Does it work?

Rainy evening in the basement (supplies planned beforehand :)

Some comments, please?

This place in Colorado - Great Sand Dunes National Monument - is real gem! The sand color is not spectacular - grayish brown so I decided B/W will work better - and the sky was a little dull that day. I was looking for the shot - trying to include mountains in frame :) - then looked back and saw my own track.

August should be interesting, when sunflowers grow right amidst sand dunes...

I like this photo a lot myself, though it was not carefully composed but rather just shot in a hurry boarding a bus to Cambridge. Only back home, looking through the flash card I found it more interesting than standard shots of Kings College etc. You never know :). To Salvatore - no, I was not thinking about specific shapes - not enough experience yet to do under travel pressure... I agree - it would be more graphic if that red spot was full triangle.

I just joined the Photo.net - and wow! - I am impressed - this community is really active, high level and friendly!