Life on the Farm
by kjennings

Comment:
I really like this picture the best of the 4 you posted today. Great aperature use and composition. I wouldn't change a thing.

Gastown lights
by caleblack

Comment:
What's up Caleb? Nice job man. I really think this picture is so much better without that shadow. I hope you think so to. Nice work on the PS, everything looks great to me.

Take it easy.

Bianca 1
by Gil P

Comment:
Fantastic lines and color in this picture. With regards to the lines and patterns, I love lines formed by the lights in the back, the reflection off her glasses, on her sleeves, and the lines on the green chair (at least it looks like a chair to me). Amazing!

Wedge_1
by qmdi

Comment:
Sick shot man. The detail in the guys back makes this picture great. Good capture on the timing and framing.

Well done,
Dave

Don't Rock the Boat
by irishempress

Comment:
Way to go Kelly!! Congrats on your highest finish yet.

Mountain Stream
by BADDBOYY21

Comment:
Love this shot. What time of the day did you take it? What shutter speed did you use? Just curious b/c I always have a hard time getting the streams to have that flowing look when I take the shots during the day. I always have to wait to its almost dark out.

Nice job!

Gastown lights
by caleblack

Comment:
This second version is definitely better than the first. The one shadow is a little distracting on the right bottom of the pictures, but I realize that its not really something that you can completely take out of the shot (maybe some of the expert PS folks could on this site). I like the texture and color of the building...just wish that the shadow wasn't there so that it would all be a little more uniform. Others might disagree with me. Good job and I hope this comment helps.

Grazin'
by taterbug

Comment:
The grass just seems to be a little too bright for my taste. I keep looking at the grass instead of the horses. Perhaps if you could make the grass a little closer in darkness to the light tree on the left hand side of the picture? That fence post seems to be a little distracting as well. I don't know, just my thoughts after looking at the photo for a few minutes. I do indeed like the line of the horses and the saturation tone that you used.

Take care,
Dave

The Drapery Falls
by aboutimage

Comment:
This is by far my favorite shot in your portfolio....fantastic composition and use of desaturation. Spot on!

Dave

Reaching Out
by aboutimage

Comment:
I like the simplicity of this image, and the choice of B&W is appropriate. My only crituque would be that I feel like there is possibly too much sky and you could crop it a little more. That being said, its all a matter of personal preference. Nice work.

Dave