monika_epsefass

Where is this? It's wonderful! The subtle colours and the hints of red, along with the cut make it look almost like an old painting. I'd like to see this on my wall - in large!

This looks almost unreal, with the white sky and ground, and the flashes of colours on the trees. I like this very much, I must say. Very lovely!

A true fairytale picture. I really like this, with the soft muted colours.

I don't care if it looks rugged or grainy - this image captures the Christmas spirit. It's very lovely, and reminds me of my own childhood. Thanks for showing.

The word "peekaboo" was on my mind as well. I had to laugh when I saw this! Very well!

I disagree with Stephen. For me, it takes the empty space to give this image a feeling of dimension and width.

Beautiful light - you were there at the right time and moment. Congrats.

Personally, I find the perspective too high above the boat. I think I'd chosen a lower point of view for this one. I'd also have opted for a) a horizontal image or b) a square crop, which eliminates the tire and the poles, which are very dominant and in concurrence with the boat (which should really be the main actor in this picture). A nice moment, but not the interpretation I'd seek.

Thanks for showing. :)

A nice one, this. Very pleasing and very well taken.

Spontaneously, I feel that the small branch to the left is one too much. I guess I'd have clipped that one away. You see just a tiny bit of a blossom on it, and it's more irritating than adding to composition (to me). Other than that, it's very pleasing.

I could simply jump in there, that's how it makes me feel. Such beautiful colours!

Oh, the wonderful light on the fantastic lay of the land! This is simply beautiful - congratulations.

The lone hiker! How beautiful this is! And he's certainly found an interesting road to travel!

Very nice, really!

I'd correct the slight distortion on top and bottom, and cut away the pillars on the bottom to set this in a format that's slightly more panoramic. The pillars do not contribute any essential information - it's more the puzzle maze above that fascinates me.

We had a discussion about this in another forum and no, it's not always important to have a pigeon/tree/hiker/passing car etc in an image. Sometimes, pictures work through sheer simplicity, as does this one. I busy myself with admiring the beautiful light on the lay of the land. A very serene and solitary moment, I'd say. Thanks for sharing.

Wonderful! I love the almost abstract aspect of this one!

I really like this with the low light and its simplicity. The red adds a nice structure!

Dreamlike! Fairy-tale! Wonderful. Thanks for sharing this!

Ah, a postcard from Columbia! Very nice. Too much foreground? I wouldn't say so. A very nice image!

Oups! "Spring life"? The colours and mood remind me rather of autumn leaves...

A nice mood with wonderful light and colours, though!

Very, very nice and storytelling! I love the strong black and whites in this one. A wonderful composition - congrats!

It's not sharp.

It's tilted.

The perspective is not well chosen.

It doesn't tell a story but looks like you took it on the fly.

I'd do it again, probably.

Yum yum... very inviting. Daniele is right about the lack of shadows, though. A tad bit of shadow might add to create a more 3D-aspect.

With the slightly yellowish colours, this transports a very retro, 70s atmosphere. It looks very playful to me. Nice shot!

It's a very nice landscape. If I may make a suggestion, though: a perspective from a lower point, eliminating the hedgerows and clouds in the back and putting the curve of the hill and the fence more into focus may be truly becoming. The colours are very nice and remind me of a lush early summer evening.

This is so inviting and invigorating! It instantly makes me feel good. Very lovely, indeed!