johnsheets

This road is in central New Mexico drops down to the Rio Puerco

from an east mesa.

Early on a Sunday morning I captured this shot. These Mountains

stand tall above the Rio Grande Valley of central New Mexico.

Please submit feedback...thank you.

I like the subjects (kind of reminds me of a song by Rush called Trees). The separation of the small seemingly helpless trees against the menacing giants plays out well. Great job!

Great subject this view directs the viewers eyes along the path of the stream.  My only concern is the fiserman is a little to distant but that is not take away from the photo.

This photo was taken in central New Mexico above the Rio Puerco

Valley. Thank you for your thoughts.....John

This was taken out in my backfield here in the Rio Grande Valley of

New Mexico. Thank you for you input...John

This photo was taken at 80 mph after careful timing and some luck I

got what I wanted. Let me know what you think thankyou.

A quite carriers of sound, solders in thier elemiment.

I thought this was a nice shot of the Sandia Mountains taken from

the Rio Grande Valley. I thought the sepia tones would enhance the

shadows and was just a good tone for this piece. I look forward to

your comments.

Great subject choice. Works great in black and white. Sky, ground, and background landscape has good balance. Nice 7.5.

I like the subject is different but a good choice shot is true but would have been nice to lose the modern electrical box and conduit. good 6

The subject of this photo is a tunnel with a continuouse neon ceiling

projecting a lit artistic way. Thankyou for yor input!

Dark cold good architectural subject should not have another portion of building (upper left) block out portion of the photo. Good 7

Thankyou for sharing your thoughts

Great to the point message is well presented gives a feeling of hoplessness no escape.