phasmid

I usually use a heavy HDR application in my landscape shots, but with

this one I used a very light hand in the post process work I thought that

the display set out the way it was spoke for itself. Any comments and

helpful critiques would be welcome.

The rare sighting of the sun was captured by my Red Volunteer. I

happened to be in the right place at the right time. Working with natural

light is always a joy. Comments and critiques are always welcomed.

Nestled among the bride's flowers....all critiques and comments, ratings

are welcome. Thanks in advance.

Just a different twist on wedding photography. This bow was used at a

wedding that took place yesterday. I'm going for the symbolism.

I'd like to hear what anyone has to say about this night shot. Thanks in

advance.

The colors of the water are what drew me to this one. Comments and

suggestions are always welcomed.

Worth getting up at 6:30 in the morning for! Comments and

suggestions are always welcome.

I am anxious to know how portrait photographers will critique this one.

Done with natural light.

Thanks for your input.

pj phasmid

Again, I am asking for help on the HDR treatment. I know tha the flora

and the cement wall don't add a lot, but I did hours of cloning out debris

after I made this shot.

Any and all critiques are welcome.

:)PJ

I loved the Lupines and they were profilic this year. All comments and

critiques are welcome.

Let me know what you think of my HDR treatment.

Peej

This was a lucky find at a University flower show. I only had my point

and shoot, but I loved the result from the Zeiss glass. Comments and

suggestions are very much appreciated.

phasmid

The diffused, natural lighting from a window made this one special.

The "dewdrops" were real....from a mister. I'm wondering if they were

necessary to the composition.

Thanks in advance for any comments.

phasmid

I agree with the comment, but in self defense I will point out that the vegetation seen in the left-hand side of the photo is a bush not a tree, and if one looks over on the right, a gentle swell of the land can be seen in the foreground.

phasmid

The sun playing hide and seek with the rolling hills of Vermont. Does

the use of HDR enhance this view?