a. tullar

The lighting and composition are both very well done. My only complaint is the low depth of field. There is a real lack of detail where there should have been, but it is interesting idea.

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I love the feeling from this picture, its very classic. My only complaint is the reflection of the windows and doors, i think it may have been much better if you were on the other side of the glass. But still, its a good picture.

A different kinda formal for the Groomsmen

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I thought it had an antique/vintage look

Thoughts?

Just another portrait. Any way to improve it?

This is my first attempt to really work with people. I was hoping to start taking senior

picturess at my old high school. So please be critical, I want to know if and how this can be

improved.

Recropped picture from an earlier entry

This is a picture i have just taken off of state highway 45. Currently about 3 million people

are leaving the gulf coast area of Texas and the traffic is horrible. I stopped to take a

picture of a group of people who ran out of gas trying to leave a city who is currently

losing its supply. I took it under time dialation to show the massive amount of people who

are just driving in comparison to this group of cars who broke down.

Saw it driving across Texas, stopped, took it, left

Took this right after sunset, i actually watched the storm roll in over the lake. This is

actually a picture taken near my church, the person you see is actually a friend of mine

who i snuck into the picture.

I dont know, i like it a lot. It is very origional, i like the brightness of the picture. It makes it feels almost as if it is melting the cross, which is helped quite a bit by the liquid oozing from the cross. It makes the photo seem... hot i suppose is a way to say it. Maybe, just maybe, i would have place the cross more to the top right hand corner of the pic, but thats pretty picky, 6/7 by the way, this pic is very origional.

I took this in mid stride as i was crossing a street in San Antino. Admitedly, this is not the

greatest photo, but i took it from my hip facing another direction. I just found it

interesting.

I really like his eye, the fact that you can not see all of it, i think that is awesome. Out of personal prefrence i would like to see the eyebrow completely sharp (it blurs as it comes closer to the camera), but i understand that at times it can not be done. I like the emotion in this picture, the way he is looking beyond the camera, great job.

Me personally, i love how there is a high level of contrast between the foreground and the background. In the fore you have action and movement, where as in the back you have serenity and a sense of calmness. I like it a lot. Not to mention always enjoy a good silhouette. Great job

This frog watched me the ENTIRE time i walked around my grandparents house taking

pics... I think he was wanting attention, turned out to be one of the more interesting

pictures of the day... thoughts?

I was taking a trip to San Antiono on a bus to see family, It was probably about 630 in the

morning, as we stopped I just happened to see the driver in the mirror, i thought it was

interesting how it turned out.

Well, just my take on photography in general, a picture should tell a story, that is all anyone with a camera was ever ment to do, and this one does an excellent job of mixing visually pleasing to the eye with an open story, i really like this, there was a comment earlier that there really should be a 10... if there was it would be all yours, great job, 7/7

I like the filtered effect, dunno if it was digital or not, but i like it. The sides of the picture or chopped off, which does take away from it, but the story that you are telling is a funny one, not telling you how to take pictures by anymeans, you are a better photographer than I, but i think you could work with the sides and not just chop them off, great shot

This one is hard to explain without getting personal. A friend that

is close to be died and i did not get to tell him bye, i left mad... So

i took pictures after the funeral service to give to the family, i just

wanted to know if there was anything that i could do to improve

this in someway... Thanks for helping

Just playing with with fire :) Took this picture with a full 1 second

shutter... it amazed me that my younger sister stood as still as

she did... she is blurred but it look like she is out of focus... i

thought it was an interesting photo... Probley should not be in

fine art... hoping that they would have added a People section...

but oh well thanks for looking... anything you would have done

differently? Framing? or anything technical? Once again, thank

you for looking

I would like to know how much editing went on with this picture, it is an awesome picture reguardless, just i am curious as to how much editing went on for this picture.