Tom Wiggins Photography

Charles:  Simply well done!  Tom

Steve: Great suggestion.  Did you use a mask?  Tom

Charles: Nicely done!  Happy Holidays!  Tom

Jana: Beautifully seen.  Tom

John:  WOW, I very much like the contrast of the light and reddish sand colors.  The dead trees make the photo look stark.  I would have removed the two people, just it make it more stark and foreboding.  Tom

John: Very nicely done, you have captured the texture of the glacier very well and for sure the Title works.  Tom

Gail: Hang in there!!  Tom

Charles: WOW, I very much like the reflection.  Just wish it was slightly brighter, but still a very good photo. Maybe a tweek of the color curve would help.  Tom

John:  Good use of DOF.  Nicely exposed given the lighting.  Tom

Gail:  Great colors! The title really works!   How's it going?  Tom

Les: I very much like the narrow DOF. I don't at all find the top of the subject that is out of focus objectionable, the brightly lite portion to my eye balances it out very well.  Tom 

John: Frankly I don't mind her looking out of the frame.  As for the image being flat, I'm not at all use it's flat enough to mention. Her lips aren't.  I played with the photo in PS.  Tom

Salvador: Good capture and color!  Tom

John: Well done!  Love the soft colors.  Tom

John: Great colors.  Tom

Steve: Thank you for commenting on the "Sea Legs".  What a great photo!  Tom

Steve: Where not real kids legs.  Sorry.  Tom

Gail:   :)  Love this photo.  Tom

Gail: The photo sure speaks to what you are facing today.  Very interesting integration of the stones and the butterfly. Tom

John: Good title.  I may have choose to crop the left hand clown out , increased the color saturation and toned down the highlights, but I being picky.  For sure this photo makes me smile.  Tom

Marta:  Very good post-processing in setting a mystical mood.  Tom

Lex: I detail in the leaf is excellent.  The softness of the leaf vs. the pot makes for a very interesting composition.  Tom

Monte:  Excellent! Tom

Charles: Photo taken at the Phoenix Children's Museum.  Tom

Lannie:  This photo has perfect exposure, very natural colors.  Tom