kconiff

I would rather have a photo on my wall that makes conversation (such as this photo), than one that simply gets an 'oh, what a pretty picture'. Great job!

I love this photo! Great lighting, tones, and textures!

B-36 Bomber?

Who knows what evil lurks in the heart of cats? Alice does!

This made me laugh!

Couldn't tell what it was from the thumbnail.

Very interesting perspective. Very nice!

Thanks for looking! Any suggestions or criticisms welcome.

Kevin

Hi Samantha,

I don't know if this will be a critique as much as an 'Ive been there, tried that' comment. It looks like an Alaskan Inside Passage shot, am I correct? Most likely from the deck of a cruise ship or tour boat. I had the blessing of an Alaskan cruise back in 2003. When taking shots of the glaciers, time of day is probably the biggest factor in a pleasing image. The direction of light and weather conditions have a great influence on the color of the ice. I was frustrated that most of the glacier photo ops came at the worst time of day even if it was sunny weather. My shots are all very similar. A strong blue cast and very flat depth wise. Have you tried to manipulate it at all with an editing program? I use PSP X but I'm not very good at anything other than the basics. It could probably be much improved with a sunset tint to the sky and some work on bringing out depth and detail in the ice and mountains.

Kevin

I love the perspective and exposure. The tree limb on top left is a bit distracting.

Very nice!

I love the framing with the plants around the gecko's head. Beautiful colors, lighting, and exposure.

About the only thing I would like would be a bit more depth of field.