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An altogether pleasant face.

You get ten points for originality!

That big orange/red spaceship up in the sky looks particularly ominous!

Very good use of back lighting.

Incredible sky, very nice work. 

I never realized before how much the face of an American bison resembles the face of an African wildebeest.

I wouldn't want to get crossed up with them!  Its a well composed and powerful image.

I'll bet I've seen a thousand just about like this.

I'd just like to see a bit of fill light on his face.

But it sure seems to work!

Is this a composite photo?

I appreciate the skill it takes to stitch a bunch of photos together to get a nice panorama like this but EGAD! those jet trails in the sky really ruin it for me.

I'm thinking she is not holding her ducks closely out of love but because if one of them gets away she'll be out a dinner!

If the only think you can think to do in a gothic cathedral is to point the camera at the ceiling and shoot then you need to take Photographing Cathedrals 101 all over again.

the people in the foreground add much to this image. The old guy in the white shirt who'se holding that package behind his back are much more effective.

Animals should NEVER be treated this way.

My only nit is that the empty boat in the foreground competes for attention with the smaller boat containing the man.  Outside of that, its a real eye full!

And the surface of the plaze is blown completely out.  The composition does nothing for me. I wish I could say "Nice try", but I can't.

I like that glow in the bee's body.

I'll try to upload what I consider the optimum crop for this photo.

Also, I think it would be greatly improved if the man's eyes were open so they were looking at each other.  However, I know these moments can be fleeting and you have to take what you can when you can.

It makes me wish I were there.

You've used your DOF to great effect.  I like it that the feathers are roughed up just a bit, it helps me to feel that this creature just dressed itself up some.

They really give the viewer a good basis for gaging the scale of the landscape.

Big deal.

This woman has had a long and very hard life.  Those are the saddest eyes I've seen in many a year.