kevin_krumwiede2

Great shot, and I really like your presentation with the border. This is worthy of printing poster-size. This is also one of those very rare shots where I think partial desaturation "works." Abuse of that technique is a pet peeve of mine, if I'm entitled to pet peeves on PN, as few photos as I've uploaded myself...

I think the composition would look more balanced if you moved further to the right and recomposed with the tree where it is, so the church would be more toward the right and there wouldn't be so much open space there.

Actually... how about a crop from the left, to make it square?

That was deep.

 

Uh... if this were my photograph, I would simply be proud of having taken it, even if it's been done before. Same goes for the other pics in this folder.

Maybe a little... too much and the hay bale in the foreground would look gigantic.

 

I think this would look better with higher contrast.

Wish I'd taken it. Very well executed, not exactly original but then again what is anymore? Nice crop, definitely a good justification for 5MP...

This is incredible!

This photo evokes my feeling about modern urban architecture: shiny and clean and bright, yet still looming and menacing. Like the jewels in a king's crown, the hard chrome and glittering lights only serve to remind you, the mortal man on the street, that you're nothing in the eyes of the corporations that inhabit these god-towers.

 

And uh, great exposure. I bet it would have been tricky with a film camera. Digial certainly opens up many opportunities if you know its strengths, which you seem to, if this single photo is any indication...

I find myself searching for some detail that would give it away as CG.

Beautiful scenery. Get much snow where this pic was taken? For some reason, I immediately pictured this scene at twilight, covered with snow.

What church is this? Have you been inside St. Paul's Lutheran? IIRC, it has some really beautiful cobalt blue windows. (But I was really little last I saw it, so I could be totally wrong.)

Neat color effects, but this picture needs more of the human element. This doesn't capture the atmosphere of the Dash In at all.

Maybe I'm just biased because I'm from the Summit City myself, but I really love what you've done with these pictures. I particularly like this one and the one of the Lincoln tower with the flag. Great composition.

I like this one a lot. Keep up the good work.