dds701

This is a very colorfull shot, and in viewing it I would think I would have moved to the right, changing the angle a bit and, eliminating the pot forward left, and setting the boat as the eye focus point instead of the palm tree, Just a thought.

The multicolored roof first caught my eye , I went past it then turned

around to capture it.

It was took with Canon AE1 film in 1995 and recently scanned into PS3.

I took out some wire in the sky portion otherwise basic colors.

Great capture.

The expression is priceless.

Soft yes but overall image very good.

Doug

This is an Canon AE1 fil (believe it was ASA 100 film) ( 1985) and

scanned into Photo Shop Elements 3 recently. Is the tower to central

etc?

Thanks for you critique.

Doug

Jon,

I like it I think its a hit.

Been thinking about doing a few of my B&W with a swab of color, just haven't figured out how.

Good job.

Doug Settle

Excellent!

Great shot, I have taken some fireworks photos and they are not quite as simple as some would have you believe.

I like this shot with the fireworks generated colors playing off the water and giving the photo depth.

Only thing I might do is crop off left and right side and a bit off the top to tighten up the shot.

Keep takin photos!

D settle

Desolation never looked so good!

Very good composition and timing!

Excellent Image Capture.

Image could be cropped a bit as some suggested, re: red spot at right upper side, but

The flexibility of the athelete is captured so nicely its real hard to find much not right about this image.

7/7

Absolutely stunning image. Is this the Narrows of Zion Nat. Park?

I've been there but hiked it just a mile or so in.

beautiful place, beautiful image.

I think Hakim and michael said it well.

Great image, nice lighting and nary a hair to be seen, Ouch!

I like this shot the way the line in/of the road draws the eye along to the end.

Not so atuned to the IR stuff, would like to see the original shot.

Great Job.

Doug Settle

Excellet Image.

The composition, colors and timing are absolutely fantastic.

Regards,

Doug Settle

I like this photo, the flowers pop on the darkened background and the depth of field is reasonable and expected unless your carrying around a 10-12K field camera.

Good job, keep on taking images

Doug

Due to location in the tree it was obviously difficult to obtain the best

angle.

This picture is a bit harsh and I am bothered by the angle a bit.

Critique please. Suggestions for making it a good image?

This was a canon AE1 film image that was scanned into photoshop.

Except for a few spot (dirt)removals, otherwise unmanipulated.