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Please comment... it's how I learn!

Thank you, Rachel

Thank you

This image is an average of four separate exposures blended in Photoshop.

This is like a painting. There is a great deal going on, and plenty to hold interest in that crowd. The image is sharp and clean and well composed. The bright light in the middle is distracting, however.

An absolutely superb shot. Well composed, well exposed and plenty going on.

I really like this composition. Personally, however, I think it is perhaps a little dark, and I would like to see a little more detail in the man's face and the floor area. Even so, it is a fantastic shot.

Beautifully captured moment and a well balanced image. It is a shame, though, that the wing of one of the birds has been cut. Still, we can't have it all!

Is it really 'below average'? If you think so, then please tell me why you think so!

A capture of the Victorian cast-iron footbridge across the East Coast

main railway line at Broughty Ferry, Dundee, Scotland. The clouds in

the top right mirror tha shape and presence of the bridge and

surrounding trees... That was the intention, anyway! Does it work?

Thanks for any pointers and comments.

Nao te preocupes. E' claro que o meu Celtic vai ganhar. Talvez vou estar em Portugal para ver o jogo na Luz! Logo te disse!

Your comments are always welcome. Thanks.

All constructive comments are very welcome

Due to be demolished in the next couple of years as part of the city

centre redevelopment plan.

The remains of the old steamer pier in Kames Bay at Port Bannatyne on

the Isle of Bute. The Cowal hills are in the distance.

The Isle of Arran seen from St Ninian's Bay on the neighbouring Isle

of Bute.

A small boat moored near the beach at Barreiro in Portugal

This is truly beautiful.

Hi Robert. There was very little post-processing. I adjusted the levels and curves, and boosted the contrast and saturation very slightly. I cropped it to remove a main road that passes directly in front of it and cloned out a couple of dust bunnies.

A typical Scottish 16th century baronial towerhouse near Loch Leven in

Kinross-shire. The image was captured as the sun was setting.

Your comments and queries are very much appreciated.

Hey, it may well be a 'below average' image, but the least you could do is tell me why you think it is!

Taken in the great hall of Huntingtower Castle near Perth, Scotland.

The woman was the Historic Scotland ticket collector who agreed to

dress in medieval costume and pose for us. The only light was that

which came through the window. Hand held shot straight from camera.

I have done as Dominic suggested and have posted the altered image here

http://www.pbase.com/image/65375573

 

I think Dominic was correct. Thanks, Dom.

...are always welcome. Thanks.