amyknutkowski

Very well done, Kat! :-)

-Amy

Access to the Coastal Trail is near the intersection of Point Lobos Ave. and 48th Ave. (just up the hill from the Cliff House). Head east on the trail until you see the sign for Mile High Beach. Go down the steps. The trail will then take a sharp left down to Mile High Beach but if you take the trail to the right instead it will lead you to the labyrinth.

Have fun!

-Amy

Wonderful color and composition! I love the way the lines curve down from top to bottom and lead you right into the interior. Is this a wine cellar?

-Amy

This shot was taken at the stone labyrinth at Lands End in San

Francisco. If you're in the neighborhood I highly recommend taking the

short walk out to this area. You'll be rewarded with a breathtaking view

of the San Francisco Bay. Comments and critiques welcome. Thanks!

I was going for a "dramatic" portrait. Any comments or suggestions for

improvement would be very welcome. Thanks! :-)

Very nice, Tiffany. Sensual but understated. Great job!

-Amy

My daughter, pictured here, is the 5th generation of my family to reach

for the brass ring on the 1911 Looff Carousel at the Santa Cruz Beach

Boardwalk.

Thanks for viewing! :-)

Thanks for your question, it's a good one. I've attached the "out of the camera" version of this picture so you can see what the rest of the flower looks like. As you can see, there is a really dark petal that is sticking out like a sore thumb and, unfortunately, I didn't notice it when I took the picture because I'm relatively new to flower photography and I just wasn't paying attention.

I liked the lighting enough on the rest of the flower to not scrap the image entirely. I considered cloning the petal out but then the flower looked lopsided. So, I decided to crop it along the edge of the petals that were properly lit and not show the bad petal.

I think it still works but I wanted to throw it up for critique to see what others thought.

Thanks for stopping by!

-Amy