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Battery Park NY. Thanks T

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Busker at St.Stephens Green. Thanks for looking.T

Snow Squirrel - Thanks for looking. T

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Best shot I've seen in a long time. Brilliant.

Maybe you could give a little background on what is going on in the shot. I guess this is a photojournalistic type shot but without knowing what these guys are up to, it is quite hard put this photo (and its relative qualities) in context.

Nicely executed shot. Is tennis really a falling sport?

Nice colours in this shot. I would maybe crop out the very dark patches on the left of the shot, I find them a little distracting. Good shot.

The lighthouse shortly after sunrise. Thanks for looking. T

Just two lighthouses on a cludy day. Thanks T.

He was very confused. Please let me know what you think. Thanks. T

No problem - the idea was great and I think it worked out ok - I think after looking at it a few times the arrangement is a little dull and their might be a more interesting way to compose the collage - I'll come back to it some rainy day. Thanks again.

Once again a good suggestion - I left the morsel in to give a hint to the cats pose - a bit obvious really. I think you might have to start charging consultancy for all this advice!

A mimic of parts of the lunar cycle with lots of cropping, re-sizing

and other photoshop stuff. The idea was courtesy of D. Munteanu ,

http://www.photo.net/shared/community-member?user_id=764807. All

comments appreciated

I think this is excellent as it is but after trying to find something to change....maybe try cropping out the row of buildings on the right of the laneway. I don't think they add anything. I stuck a piece of card up against the screen to simulate and I think it increases the impression of the courage pub pulling away from its row of buildings. I could be totally wrong though.

A neighbourhood cat chasing a scrap of food on a string. - All

comments and critiques appreciated.

Nicely done. The composition works well in my eyes. I would give those black keys a good dust down, or do a bit of cleaning up in photoshop, though.

I think this is nicely done - I'm no expert either, but having walked up to the top of this hill myself, the temptation is to zoom in on lady liberty herself at the expense of the other statues. I think you have approached this with a good and different viewpoint. T

An attempt at still life. Any thoughts or comments would be

appreciated.

Reflection of a ship on the wet pier. Thanks. T

I like this. Definitely keep experimenting!

Thanks for taking the time to comment on this one. I recently bought a close up filter set for my 50mm lens and I am beginning to dabble in the whole macr / flower photography end of things. I plan to get a 100mm macro lens when I've scraped the cash together. This photo is as I framed in camera, but I did adjust the exposure on the heavy side and having had a look at your (much superior) photo you're spot on that it should be a bit lighter. I've posted a slightly tweaked version of the same photo - http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=5418605 - have a look if you get a moment. I also blotted out the blemish in the top right, which I really should have done originally. Thanks again.