Jan-IMG_5629.jpg
by heli_guy

Comment:
This is a very beautiful setting and you did a good job of a difficult exposure. I like every element of the photo, but something about the whole composition does not grab me. I can't put my finger on it, maybe it's just that there's nothing that draws me into the picture.

January
by gys

Comment:

Originally posted by Ja-9: ...must have been a trick to walk backwards in the sand....

No, I didn't walk backwards down the dune. I'd have fallen down and gotten sand in my camera :-)

I walked to the top to take a photo from there. I didn't look nice and I could see that it would be better from below, but I didn't want two rows of footprints. So I just walked down in the same footprints. Only Davy Crockett could tell the difference.

Lake Cuyamaca Wooden Bridge
by twmax

Comment:
Lovely shot. There is such a lot in this image - the reflections, the bridge, the road going off into the hills and a beautiful sky.

IMG_5322xx.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Very nice. I like how everything fades in the distance - adds to the mood of the image.

Landscape-1-Month-#-1.jpg
by Ivory

Comment:
This is a wonderful image, I just love the clouds. The processing is perfect for the sky, but I do feel that there is too much contrast in the foreground, with detail lost in the shadows. Minor nitpick, I really love this shot.

Lower Falls, Big Canoe, after a lot of rain
by rlewis

Comment:
Lovely image, really well done. Did you need the CP filter for reflections or something else? Without it you could have had the same exposure at a smaller ISO, so I'm wondering how much the filter added to the look of the image.

Blue-Mountains.jpg
by Covert_Oddity

Comment:
It's a very nice view and I like the panoramic crop. I like how the mountains fade in the distance. To me it looks as though you might have boosted the contrast in PP a bit too much. This takes away from the "softness" of the setting and creates very harsh shadows. Perhaps you should try to desaturate the colours a bit and reduce contrast, to try and get more pastel-like colours.
I don't know how you focussed, but stopping down a bit from F4.5 to F8 or so, might have resulted in increased sharpness. There seems to be enough latitude in the shutter speed for this.

My backyard
by GiorgioBaruffi

Comment:
I don't know if the yellow is from the environmental light, or if you made it like that. Either way, its the one thing that I do not like, it just looks like the white balance is off. For this type of image I think a blue-greyish tint would work better. Either that or black and white.
Your exposure and sharpness is very well done.

The Fool on the Hill
by MAK

Comment:
I like the minimalist look. And an extra point for using my favourite book as the title.

Left Outside
by gg3rd

Comment:
I like it, even though I think it's a tad over-sharpened and I'm normally not fond of tilted horizons.