Fuji at Sunrise
by Pedro

Comment:
In f-ing credible. His P-ness has struck again. Straight to favorites!

Photo dorks
by CorySmith

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That poor waitress. She was not a happy camper that day.

Outpost
by CorySmith

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Nice; landscape work with a 180 macro! That lens does rock.

Hornets
by CorySmith

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Nice silhouette.

camel spider 2
by CorySmith

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Yeah... I'm not sure where you're going with this, but it can't be good. I'd have to try some kind of sauce. Maybe Pawdrix can come up with a recipe?

Caro
by CorySmith

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That did come out nice Cory. I like the low angel...hehehe.

Grill.jpg
by cryan

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Chris, this one caught my eye as soon as I opened your page. I really like the use of primary colors, and the way it kinda slaps you upside the head.
The only thing I could suggest to improve the image would have been to use a reflector to brighten up the top right area of the yellow grill. If you shot the image in RAW, you might be able to push the exposure a little bit, or else possibly in levels and or curves.
Anyhow, a nice strong image overall.

ye olde geary thingy
by Jaded_Housewife

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Boy, I opened this one up with several ideas in mind, and found that Doc had beat me to it, on almost every point.

Well, here goes anyway.

I actually kind of like the light in this image. I think it may have been a bit stronger from a lower perspective and closer in, but from the same angle. Of course, I'm usually a proponent of a tight crop. Get all the superfluous stuff out of the way.

The only other problem is the focus is a bit soft. Nothing for that but to keep a close eye on what's gonna be sharp. Don't feel bad, it happens.

A black and white conversion may be interesting as well, or a sepia duo-tone, to give it an "antique" look.

Hope this helps...

Realm of the Supernatural
by Brad

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There you are Brad...welcome back. Nice image.

207-0732_IMG.JPG
by UNCLEBRO

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This is an intersting shot in any number of ways. I think it would have been a good but unremarkable image with out the window frame to set it off. Was that there, or was that something you imported? Either way, it takes a nice, but mundane seascape photo to a whole new level. Goos job visualising the unusual.