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  • "This would be a Scottish Laird circa 1750 from " The Battle Of Culloden " re-enactment at Fanshawe Pioneer Village in May 2010" Gene LobbInfo 1 day ago
  • "Wall art is always interesting. Having the runner in the photo is a great addition to give a parallel interpretation to the wall art. " Rosemarie Culver about 16 hours ago
  • "This is an appealing environmental photo. The deer all looking at the photographer shows an interaction between photographer and the deer. That tends to put the viewer into the photo. The house in the background tend to diminish the mood of the scene. Lee house would would keep the image more in nature. " Rosemarie Culver 3 days ago
  • "Your feedback reminds me of George Lazi MPA 3rd yr advanced photography class. Only George would say, "Who is the maker of this print?" Everyone would look around the room and watch as the maker put up their hand and then wait for George' s remark- "This is a garbage!" LOL~ thanks for triggering a fond memory.I always respected George for being straight up. Feedback is a gift. " David FraserInfo 3 days ago
  • "It comes down to finesse, as when using any effect. A little goes a long way." Eleanor OvtscherenkoInfo 3 days ago
  • "I don't know if I am developing a resistance to HDR but think this was probably a better photo before the post processing." David RobinsonInfo 4 days ago
  • "The sweep of slow water flowing smoothly across the bottom of the frame sets the mood for this photo. Good visual flow lines from bushes to mill to trees. The bushes do block some view of the mill which makes the mill less dominant in the photo. Good for you to go out on what most everyone (even photographers) would likely consider a "no opportunity day" and interpret the setting effectively." Rosemarie Culver 5 days ago
  • "Good seeing! The painted bench has a lot of visual appeal with its unique character. Try reducing the amoount of path space in front to bring the bench even closer to the viewers eye for greater impact. " Rosemarie Culver 5 days ago
  • "BW is a good choice for this image. it adds a lot of drama. The sweep of murels takes the viewer all arond the center of interest which id the statue with the horse. Busy photos must be well organized to emphasise the main subject and you have done that well. " Rosemarie Culver 5 days ago
  • "Really enjoy this image- it sets you apart from the pack- would love to know how you did this! " David FraserInfo 3 days ago
  • "The first impact of the puch of colour and the dramatic respective draw my eye in and I want to feel good about the picture. It's the green roof, a distraction, not only the green against the reds but the house sort of appaears to be in the back of the truck, yet it is not. I think I would have cloned out he junk at teh back wheel on the truck that is touching the frame and masked a bit of the effect from the tires. Serious impact here with some distractions." David RobinsonInfo 5 days ago
  • "The slight translucent appearance on portions of the apples intensifies the presence of "light" which is appealing to the viewer. The flow of lines creates a rather subdued triangle. Stronger visual lines would have more visual strength" Rosemarie Culver 5 days ago
  • "Motion effect here works well. It tells the strory of the scene in an artistic way. " Rosemarie Culver 5 days ago
  • "Well seen, picking this bit of color out of what was an overwhelming expance. WIll have to agree on the tilted earth whowever it may be just that part of the world, I have never been there. The noise in this image is also a techncal distraction, I don;t know if it is from severe cropping, producing a small image, or high ISO due to lighting conditions, but more crispness would give the photo impact. " David RobinsonInfo 5 days ago
  • "interesting concept........I'd like a straight horizon!" Paul GarnerInfo 10 days ago
  • "agree with David.. nice one." Paul GarnerInfo 10 days ago
  • "Great perspectiver, complmentary colours. Makes me feel like I am there." David RobinsonInfo 10 days ago
  • "I actually see two dissimilars with a ying and yang positioning." Brenda Fee-PerkinsInfo 5 days ago
  • "Rosemarie- thanks for the lesson in visual cues! I could not quite place it before but now it is an "ah ha" moment- I see the dissimailar but do not wish to spoil for others to find - by the way- to the maker- very interesting image :) " David FraserInfo 8 days ago
  • "Visually strong due to placement of three near the middle forming a triangle and the stems also form a triangle -- another repitition in the image. There are other triangles in this image. Look Closely Everyone. Nice dissimilar touch on the left side. Hey viewers, can you find it? " Rosemarie Culver 8 days ago
  • "very effective, like it." Paul GarnerInfo 10 days ago
  • "I love the textures in both the house and the sky. I agree fully with David's comments regarding the lawn and the branch. I might also be tempted to clone out the tree behind the house. This truly is a monochrome image done right." Gerry Alger 11 days ago
  • "Black & White is an good treatment with all of the great tones and textures. I might suggest minimizing the trimmed lawn by cropping the bottom a bit, it seem s to be a little incongruous to the house, as well as cloning out the branches at the left upper border. " David RobinsonInfo 12 days ago
  • "Colour and texture are wonderful, along with the strong shapes, circle and triangles. I would like to see less at the bottom, it is kind of boring compared to he top half, a polarizing filter and a bit of a crop at teh bottom would further enhance the great textures in the wheel." David RobinsonInfo 13 days ago
  • "The strength of this image is in the stumps surrounded by ice and snow. their shape and textures remind me of Lorne Harris iceburgs paintings from the Artic. " Rosemarie Culver 13 days ago
  • "like the "feel' (PP) and composition of this image. The blue hue = the coldness of winter. " David FraserInfo 15 days ago
  • "This is a real photojpournalist photo as it tells the current story be played out in London right now." Rosemarie Culver 13 days ago
  • "The accurate exposure and good texture gives a real feeling of a cold day in winter. The line of sight to the lighthouse could be placed in a more dominate way in the composition. " Rosemarie Culver 13 days ago
  • "The night lighting on the building with the good placement of the horse and carraige gives a feeling of Christmas past. " Rosemarie Culver 13 days ago
  • "Good rendition in BW with a suggestion of infrared. That helps set the mood of aged trees in an aged setting. Placement of the most time aged tree on the right helps to set the emotion I think you were looking for. " Rosemarie Culver 19 days ago
  • "Hey... Great b/w image ! Well done !" Tim WilsonInfo 19 days ago
  • "Harry, I think this is your best work. I'm distracted by the white post at the end of the trees and the hydro guide wire between the 3rd and 4th tree. The texture is fantastic and the way the leaves seem to pop off the image is very attractive." Brenda Fee-PerkinsInfo 19 days ago
  • "powerful image, with great tonal range. THe fence behind the trees subtelly strengthens the flow of the eye into the picture. I am curoous if this image has been texturized, in post processing. I would like to see this picture with the sharpness and clarity fo an Ansel Adams or Weston print where the texture was like you could touch the bark of eh trees and feel it. Strong composition. " David RobinsonInfo 20 days ago
  • "The colours of red and green make a strong impression. This works well because the Red number is the primary element in the photo. Try placing the red number a bit closer to the center to make the lower part of the image more important. " Rosemarie Culver 19 days ago
  • "I really like this image. The Chinese Army hats with the red diagaonal stipes on the graphite maniquin heads with a red cast is so effecvtive." Gerry Alger 17 days ago
  • "A natural and realistic rendition of the street painter. surroounding painting add the the story but take a lot of attention away from the painter because they occupy so much space. " Rosemarie Culver 19 days ago
  • "technically excellent child portrait... well captured expression........improvements for my eye would be more OOF for the background and no frame." Paul GarnerInfo 23 days ago
  • "I think the image needs to be straightened. I love the back lighting. Excellent composition. Nice tonality." Gerry Alger 17 days ago
  • "Images makes me wonder where they are ... brick sidewalks and oriential characters and an Ireland? sign? Love what the sepia tone has done to their shadows. Find that the images leans a little to the left." Brenda Fee-PerkinsInfo 18 days ago
  • "I agree with you Dave about the coloured frame." Harry CartnerInfo 25 days ago
  • "Very intense portrait with great tonal values, the over all tone matches the scar I do find the weight or width of the coloured frame line to be a little heavy. " David RobinsonInfo 28 days ago
  • "What a great story Dave. Well done." Harry CartnerInfo about 1 month ago
  • "I certainly agree with David, Rosemarie and Paul. The grungy frame is perfect for the image." Gerry Alger 28 days ago
  • "Thanks Paul" Harry CartnerInfo 28 days ago
  • "really excellent portrait Harry" Paul GarnerInfo 29 days ago
  • "Thanks Dave and Rosemarie. he is a 'gritty' kind of guy." Harry CartnerInfo about 1 month ago
  • "i love David's use of the word "gritty". That captures the essence of this guy. And he is gritty." Rosemarie Culver about 1 month ago
  • "Stunning portrait, the toning and sharpness gives a gritty feeling which really suits the subject. Perfect depth of field for an environmental portrait like this. " David RobinsonInfo about 1 month ago
  • "Dappled light is very difficult to make work well in a photo but you have made it work well here. " Rosemarie Culver about 1 month ago
  • "Blue sky with white snow emphasizes the coldness of the day. " Rosemarie Culver about 1 month ago
  • "Wonderful capture of the mood of the day and of the scene. Demonstrates the elegance of simplicity." Rosemarie Culver about 1 month ago
  • "Brenda: Perhaps the second tree commands more attention since it is located in the sweet spot of the Golden Ratio. " Rosemarie Culver about 1 month ago
  • "Wonderful image, funny how that wide part in the bottom left gives me some idea of where I am standing and a path to enter the picture, crop it above that and it is a much less enticing scene. " David RobinsonInfo about 1 month ago
  • "This image is very interesting to me. What is the subject? Winter, the tree line, the road drifted with snow? The fact that the first tree falls within the 'sweet spot' for the rule of thirds but yet the second tree seems to command more attention. It's very well balanced and indeed the negative space compliments the structure of the trees. Well seen, well captured Rosemarie." Brenda Fee-PerkinsInfo about 1 month ago
  • "conveys the mood so well, good tonal range." Paul GarnerInfo about 1 month ago
  • "beautiful- really like the whites- the detail in snow and clouds- " David FraserInfo about 1 month ago
  • "driving with no hands eh!" Paul GarnerInfo about 1 month ago
  • "Excellent design. The eye follows the sweeping curve and is nicely brought back into the scene by the complimentary two trees on the left side. Good balance is achieved by the two trees on each side of the image. " Rosemarie Culver about 1 month ago
  • "Thank you for commenting Rosemarie. Much appreciated." Gene LobbInfo about 1 month ago
  • "Gentle tones gives colour balance and a gentle feeling. " Rosemarie Culver about 1 month ago
  • "Lovely and appealing colours throughtout. Good perspective ahieved by the placement of the root on the left and stone on the right. The colours and textures of the root anr very beautiful. " Rosemarie Culver about 1 month ago
  • "thanks David, I was trying to get the feeling of being up there." Paul GarnerInfo about 1 month ago
  • "really like the composition" David FraserInfo about 1 month ago
  • "I love the space you gave the blue footed boobie since it is a diver. Good capture of the bird in its dive approach. " Rosemarie Culver about 1 month ago
  • "Hi Eleanor! This is a Juvenile Cooper's Hawk. " Laura Gedies about 1 month ago
  • "Does anyone know what type of hawk this is? In my yard on Christmas day. Had a squirrel for dinner in my garden" Eleanor OvtscherenkoInfo about 1 month ago
  • "Nice one Tim. I like the simplicity and how the myriad of small bubbles surround the large one and echo the shape." Greg LeemingInfo 19 days ago
  • "Well executed, good tonal range, thought provoking subject. Appreciate the square formatting which nicely compliments the circular forms." Brenda Fee-PerkinsInfo about 1 month ago
  • "wonderful love it" Mark HelmInfo about 1 month ago