Between Winter and Spring
by dr rick

Comment:
INCREDIBLE!!! Where is this - please tell me. I long to backpack and photograph through mountains like this. Really nice shot and you either did a good job subtracting some of the haze, or you got lucky that it was a decent day. I typically get lots of haze in a shot like this and don't get the details on the range like I want. Good luck! 10

Pic
by jmritz

Comment:
...minus the bugs, not a bad idea. strange, but creative.

The new recruit
by Patrol

Comment:
i think this is quite funny! i would recommend a shallow depth of field on the soldier to make him stand out more though. good choice (imo) with b&w tones though. i think a little different vantage point would have made the comp more interesting too. good luck!

Hugables?
by Mark

Comment:
WAY too much flash!!!! i would like to suggest a tripod, a lower aperture (f/stop) value, maybe faster shutter speed, and light source or two. if you cannot set the aperture value or shutter speed then i would suggest a bright light source and plenty of daylight. flashes tend to produce a very harsh light - and yours has burned several spots fairly badly with blown out white. i hope this provides some useful help. not a bad idea though. good luck!

Breaking Eggs
by terje

Comment:
Nice composition! I would like to know how many eggs you used! Hopefully you boiled them because that would have been quite a mess!!!! The lighting and color look strong as well. One of my favorites. 10

Palm Sunday
by Blinks

Comment:
This picture has far too much noise in it - set a lower ISO (film speed)

Diamond in the Rough
by ubiquitous

Comment:
the diamond needs a sharper focus and better exposure. nice comp

Industrial Park
by thelsel

Comment:
I'm not a big stickler about the the rules of photography, but I think the rule of thirds would have made this composition more powerfule. Nice light and color though.

Waddaya mean check mate?
by hallswel

Comment:
Where's the other king? The picture could have been straightened more and could have used a sharper focus - use a larger F-stop value (smaller aperture setting) in conjunction with a faster shutter speed to keep the exposure right. The composition could be a little better too. But the exposure is nice and a good idea. Good luck!

The Clock Tower
by goinskiing

Comment:
I think if the tower would have been offset to the right this picture would have been much more powerful.