J.W. Wall

There is something almost poetic in the comparison of the tall young lady and the bent-down, elderly gent. Perhaps one is about to pay the bill, but the other has already been paying it. Another fine piece of work!

Fun shot.

That would be Heimlich not CPR, no?

Good comments above. I like it all, except the doggone post in the middle that interrupts things, but nothing much to do about it. Good work!

Good clear shot, even the lens flare suggests a storm, nice work!

Very dramatic light, especially on the sheep. Great as is IHMO. Alternately you might crop into a panorama, just above the lower range of clouds (lightest ones), to emphasize those amazing sheep.

Thanks for the comment, Larry. I'll try those things.

Ditto

Close-up with a 12-40mm lens, micro four thirds camera. Washington

State.

Fascinating play of light, shadow and perspective. Thank you for posting!

Very pretty, very nice color. But the lighting and angle of her head do emphasize the size of her nose. Perhaps that was intended. Hair light could separate dark hair from background. 

Nice. I do think the line of the window detracts from the roofline etc. It is in Louisville KY, isn't it?

Love the luminous hoodoos! Maybe the top right is a little distracting.

Nice images! 

It has turned a bit from bottom to top, eh? Reflects the seasons on Earth?

Nice image. Maybe darken the tones to the right, yellow and gray wall, and up the contrast a touch. Do I see "Texas" on the sign in the left of the arch?!

The proverbial blind person's vision of an elephant?

Could be nice but your photos are underexposed. There is a book called "Understanding Exposure" that might be of benefit to you. Or have a look at photo.net's Learning area for the basics. Good luck!

Whatever that is, you have made a compelling image of it. Congratulations!

Following Boeboe's comment, you might consider cropping the bottom portion to concentrate on the then-nearground flowers and mountains and sky, as there is a lot of dead space, in effect, in the lower left and center that, to me, detracts from an otherwise excellent image. Thanks for posting!

Nice image. Perhaps crop about the bottom 15 percent or so, to emphasize the buttes and sky rather than have them behind the relatively nondescript foreground. 

I like the mirrored mountains in the water and the almost otherworldly blues. I think the foreground takes away from that impact and is distracting to the eye, especially the bare tree or bush.