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Well done. I like the feel of the shot. Next time I would suggest a composition that doesn't leave such a gap in the frame; in other words, the house and clump of trees are too far from each other, or perhaps the house needs to be pulled a bit away from the frame's edge. Overall a good picture.

Just posted a newer version of this. Check it out, please.

A lot of lines, guiding your eye through the picture. Good job.

Re-cropped (slightly) and adjusted contrast/wb/lighting this time. I

think the sky looks significantly better. What do you think? The

originial is still on my PN account. Thanks for you time!

Next time try not to have the smoke touch the frame like that. At least have it lead out somewhere other that a corner. Also seems to be too much room on the right side. OTHERWISE, fantastic toning and overall capture. Just work on composition.

Posted the color version of this earlier (it's still on PN). If you

have time, please review/critique this one as well as my other JTNP

nighttime photos!

NExt time lets see more of his face

Good model/expression. Lighting isn't bad, but a bit harsh on her cheek

Good model/expression. Lighting isn't bad, but a bit harsh on her cheek

Work on that horizon some. Next time crop it a bit tighter and wait a few more minutes for the vivid evening colors

Good posing. Strong image

This shot seems "off." My eye is pulled to the left because the owl is so far removed. Simplify, simplify

Superb detail

Classic

Excellent detail and strong, subtle colors.

Funny story (not really)--While I was recording this shot, a park

ranger was leaving a ticket on my car for leaving it unattended after

10pm....=) Comments, suggestions, critiques please...thank you!

Watch the dust spots....

...compared to 115 degrees in July, of course. Comments, critiques

welcome. 11- minute exposure with help from the full moon and a red-

lens flashlight.

I was hesitant putting this one up because frankly, Mono Lake has

been shot by many photographers, most light years better than I.

However I haven't been out to shoot much lately and my wife has

bronchitis so here's my Mono Lake Picture. Critiques welcome, but

moreso I'd like links you your pictures of this overshot lake--I know

there's somebody out there with a fresh, original image!

Awesome shot...I'd have tried to give some more space between that rear leg and the frame, but what are you going to do. Wildlife photography is serendipitous in nature and you did exceptionally.

What a sweet image

The foreground object is drifting a little to the edge of the frame. Also, perhaps try these shot's w/o a digital grain filter (if that's what you did)

Second try with this one...the old one is still posted. Comments,

critiques welcome.

Abstract...yet with composition and order. Cool.

Agree with King.