Tom Wiggins Photography

Salvador:

Nicely framed and such natural colors.  I'm not at all sure how it could be improved.  Tom

Lannie: My either, much more evident on the big screen.  The images loose something when up loaded and I'm never sure why.  Tom

Lannie: Thank you for the positive comment.  This was taken with a Canon PowerShot SX230 HS.  Get little camera to carry all the time.  Tom

Lannie: I have always been a minimum shopper, guess I just cheap! LOL

Hi Lannie:  I really like the composition, but the photo doesn't pop.  I am using LR3 now worked the color channels in B&W mode and did a little sharpening to bring out the house and clouds.  I think this is somewhat better. Your thoughts?  Tom

John:  Great tonal range and excellent sharpness along with an interesting composition.  No model release needed here.  Tom

Charles: Great photo!  Good natural color and use of DOF,  just wish eye was a little sharper. Tom

Lannie: So sorry to hear of the loss of your Mother.  I so remmember how I felt when my Mother passed in 1999.  At this time it's important to know that she is in a good place. You and your family will always have the memories of the life you shared. Tom

I very much like the photo, I think it shows the wisdom of her years, B&W was the right way to go. 

John: Great color!

John:  I love the overall composition, but the sky I agree is brunt out.  Just made a slight mid point correction in levels. How's this? Tom

Charles:  Thank you for the comment, Great Idea! Happy Birthday!  Tom

John: Good tonal range.

Tom

Mike: Great detail and range of tone.  Tom

Margaret: Good natural color and the excellent sharpness.   Tom

Mike: How are you, I have seen you here in a long time?  Good photo, just wish the image was larger.  Tom

Hi Gail: Yes my wife had what she wanted.  We actually shared a sandwich.  By the way, that's my wife at the door.  Thank you for your comment. Yes it was a very overcast day.  Now using Lightroon 3 to process my photos. 

Lannie:  I love this type of photo.  Peeling paint on a old house adds so much character.  The only way you could improve this photo, IMHO is get the owner to move the car.  How have you been?  Tom

Gail:

Love it! 

Marie-Thérèse:  Nicely done, good exposure and detail.  Tom

Gail: Acoma was started in approximately 1050, if I remember correctly.  Tom

Gail: Not at all sure about why the color is white.  This ladders leads to a Kriva, a holy place, entrance on the roof.  Acoma is on a mesa 375 feet up. 

Gail: Thanks for your comment.  Taos is a special place.  What's retire, I'm still working.  We spent a week in May in NM.