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Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Thanks for the comments.

Thanks for the comments and critique.

I like this A LOT! 

 

Comments and criticisms appreciated. This is between Animas and

Deming looking SE into Mexico.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Thanks for the comments and criticisms. It gives me a good reason to go back again:) 

Lord knows why I didn't go further left. Also wondering about more sky. I

like the road in the foreground but more sky would have been nice.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Thanks for the criticisms. I tried horizontal but it seemed to lose the billowy flow of that big cloud mass. It's the first time I used Silver Efex software. It's pretty cool. 

Comments and criticisms appreciated. Dusting off my Lightroom and Silver

Efex.

Awesome photo! Just simply awesome!

In regards to one of the comments, I find it odd and maybe offensive that one would take another person's photo, tweak it, and then ask them what they think of it. 

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Beautifully dark and eerie. At first I wasn't too keen on the degree and extent of totally black land features but I think it works well with the visible snow-capped peaks. I love it.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

This is fantastic. I love the vertical POV.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Thanks for looking. These were at the San Francisco Botanical Gardens.

Yes. It's true. A black and white wildflower photo.

Thanks for looking.

Thanks for the feedback. The whole thing looks a little flat and the more I look, the less thrilled I am with the mountains. I wanted to show how the area really is blanketed with these flowers so I thought the mountains in back would give nice perspective. Now it just looks dull with a stab of color in the lower half. I'm not sure it is salvageable but I'll rework it a bit. I do appreciate the feedback.

Thanks for looking. This is off Bear Mountain Road east of Arvin. Watch out for slack-

jawed yokels pulling off the road or, in some cases, just stopping on the road.

Great shot. It really is neat to frame within a frame. I've toyed with this a bit when I was at the crater. I could never resolve whether I thought it looked best showing the top of the brick or bringing down the upper border of the photo so it falls within the upper brick of the frame window. I like yours.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.