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It's excellent. The colours are so bold and vibrant, and I like how the water tears through the expanse of green in the foreground, very nicely done indeed.

The mono conversion is excellent it must be said, but I think the image is spoilt somewhat by her hand obscuring part of her face, hiding that great smile.

I like the mood, it's as if you've turned-up announced and unwelcome to a secret meeting, tbh I find the dog distracting and out of place,but otherwise looks good .

Is that horizon level?

I like the contrast in colour between the grey walls and the warmer wall on the right, but I'm not really not a fan of the over-cooked tone-mapping you've got here, the whole effect is just too distracting for me i'm afraid.

I quite like this one, and how the part of the lake not covered by now

makes it look like a river through the snowy landscape.

I took this on Saturday night at a fabulous, and quiet lakeside in

Snowdonia, my face was freezing from the cold, but it was worth it :)

That is excellent, love the play with the shadows of the fence, and the eyes are superb, great detail and really captivating.

I like how the man really adds a sense of scale to his surroundings here, that I Feel works really well. Personally i'd have cropped some of the sky out as it feels like there's just too much of it. And the foreground's just a bit fuzzy to me, can't tell if it's due to jpg artifacting or not though, just needs to be a bit more detailed I think.

Very nice! I came to Reykjavik back in February hoping to get some aurora shots, but for 3 nights there was nothing but cloud :( I'm going to revisit in November this year so just hope I can get something as wonderful as this.

Really like the lighting along the snow, and the magical aurora looks brilliant.

One of my favourite photoshoot shots, would really appreciate some

critique on what others think of it.

Thank you

I love it. The lighting is 1st rate, having that slight green touch that matches the somewhat futuristic scene perfectly, very nicely done.

Another from South Stack last night, using the hitech filters.

Thank you kindly for stopping by and having a look.

I took this one last night, with a hitech 0.9 Grad ND filter, and some

heavy boots to stop me falling over the edge of the cliff in the wind :P

This is excellent, I like how it really plays with our sense of scale, is she a giant walking the road etc., strong contrast and tones, very nicely done.

I really do like this, the mono conversion really adds impact, not that the scene needed any more with those dark clouds and rocks. The way the stream leads us up the scene as well works really well, fabulous work.

I would say tho, the horizon doesn't appear to be quite level and just seems to slant off to the right a little?

I really like how you've managed to split the scene into totally separate layers here. The cold blue in particular, contrasts so well against the muddy, brown middle layer. The lighting is excellent too, really making the ice glow.