Expectations
by cebuloulou

Comment by jlanoue:
I'm giving a six just to spite you :-)

Expectations
by cebuloulou

Comment by LadyK:
lol dont you love it here?

The Girl and The Butterfly
by cebuloulou

Comment by Melethia:
Very sweet! Sounds like an excellent project, the raising of butterflies. And I love the look she has as that butterfly tickles her feet!

Expectations
by cebuloulou

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Truth. You might have done better to photograph a shoehorn on a table. Or maybe not.

Uh, you traveled to such a great landscape and only took 205 shots? Pixels are cheap. No wonder you are demotivated! But, I'll send you another flashcard if you like.

Added: Taking back the flashcard offer. What you really need is some babysitting.

Expectations
by cebuloulou

Comment by maynerd12:
HaHa looks like a 5 to me ;)

Expectations
by cebuloulou

Comment by CrystalFury:
That looks sort of familiar; I'd like to know where that is. And I can definitely relate to the message. haha.

Expectations
by cebuloulou

Comment by mm767cap:
Congrats! Your poster got me to comment! Nice colors, and a very nice scene. Love the poster part. I'm going to pass along a tip that was given to me by someone who is AMAZING with landscape photography. I'm a total newbie myself, so please take anything I say with a grain of salt. When you are shooting a landscape, for the horizon to be in the middle it should probably be symmetrical (ie: a reflection of a mountain on the water). Otherwise you probably want the horizon to go through either the top third (to emphasize the foreground) or the bottom third (to emphasize the sky). Which one? Depends on which one is more appealing. In this case I would probably have moved the horizon up to a little more and tried to get something interesting in the trees down below as the sky isn't as intriguing. I hope this helps. You still get a 6 from me!

Expectations
by cebuloulou

Comment by sabphoto:
I know this location!!!! I have a shot similar to this and can't wait to get back to Natural Bridge. Great shot and submission.

Reading After Lights Out
by cebuloulou

Comment by plastictv:
It's a shame that so many people hold on to beginner's guidelines like they were verses from the Bible. A softer focus IMO is perfect for the mood. The theme is very clearly conveyed, and the shot is very original. This deserved a ribbon.

Expectations
by cebuloulou

Comment by mileskea:
Ain't that the truth!!