jenniferleigh

You really need to employ a tripod for a shot like this.

Quite the pose.

I like this shot very much. The subject matter and style seem very Ansel Adam-ish.

Took this during my Christmas vacation. Ideally we would have made it

during daylight hours and would have been able to visit the small

museum located within, but I think the result of what the conditions

were to work with the results turned out in my favor. Would like to know

your thoughts on this as well. Also, I do realize the hanging sign is

slightly out of focus, as there were some wind gusts blowing through to

help the sub-freezing temps already present. Thanks for stopping in!

I love the disappearing into the fog feeling, yet you can still somewhat make out details way off into the distance. Nicely done.

I think you could have a two-for with this shot. It is beautiful as is, and IMO, I think you could also make a pretty dynamic panoramic as well. I love it.

I love the mood in the fog, and the varying degrees of vegetation. Nicely done.

Part of me feels like there is something missing here, or possibly crop up from the bottom, as I don't think you need quite so much empty beach - just a thought. I do find it interesting that the clouds follow the same curve as the water's edge though.

Such a simplistic shot. I love how you managed to get this without issue of having a distracting foreground. Quite the view from where you were at.

I would love to know your thoughts and input on this image if you have a

moment!.. I have named this image "Beautiful Liar" on the basis that, as

soon as I learned what thistles are, I constantly heard that essentially

they are weeds and nuisance plants. When I first came to see some in

bloom though I thought they were quite pretty though they appear

vicious in a sense because of their thorny appearance. In being so, I've

only mananged photos of them instead of cultivating them(it doesn't help

I'm allergic as well)! - Thanks for stopping in!

Hope you didn't hurt it! Very well thought out and planned! Thanks for sharing.

I love the level of texture you were able to capture here. Original take on bricks.

I like the idea here very much. I have a couple of possible suggestions if I may. If it were me, I would leave more space on the right hand side, maybe equal to what is on the left, and I would suggest to bring the light so it is a little to the front of the model. I'd like to see more light hitting his left shoulder and bicep and then maybe even onto his foot as well. Still a fantastic idea, and still well done in its current form. Thanks for sharing.

I like this shot very much. It took me a moment to realize there was a man standing there. Nicely done.

It seems like there should be more motion blur with the use of your flash. IMO, I think you could also crop in slightly (while still maintaining the festival lights) as I don't think the top of the photo does anything for the shot, and in on the left side some as well.

The only thing I wonder about with this is the name. Lovely shot. I like how you have environmentally framed your subject. Thanks for sharing.

I like this concept. I'd like to see what it would look like with more of a 3/4 view toward the camera. Nicely done.

I absolutely love the contrasting colors presented here. Have you tried to crop in to remove some of the black void on the left side? IMO, it is somewhat distracting as there is no detail there, I wonder what other PN's think in regards to that.

Beautiful landscape, I think maybe this chunk of ice takes up too much of the foreground, though it is tough to say without knowing what your options were from your perspective. You did a nice job with the exposure, details, and coloring.

This is a lovely shot, I wonder if a different crop could make it even more dynamic? I feel like it is missing something, but I cannot put my finger on it.

I very much want to get into this image, but I am having a difficult time reading the details. The person on the steps gives a nice sense of scale, but it is the formations under the greenery I'd like to see more of. I have a feeling no image could do this place justice. Maybe this is one of those cases where HDR might be warranted?

What lens did you use for these shots, and how close were you able to get?

Oh how I would love to go fishing! Too cold though!

Beautiful shot!

Nicely done.