My review, a little late. Pablo Coronel 350 Supercharged Like moths to flames I like shiny things A tighter shot would work better for me. Not seeing the air filter would leave me wondering what the cap was connected to. Almost perfect balance; just a little in on top and right, or bottom and left. An overall interesting shot. Bill Ellis Late Night Snack In most other cases I would say too yellow. But on investigation of the larger picture, I immediately saw why. It's the lighting from the grill itself. This eased my senses as I understood it was completely natural. Eating late night gives me nightmares although I do love hot dogs. Good composition. Greg Fraser Agony - Exactly! I've seen what ropes around a tree trunk can do to a tree. And I've seen what fences do as well. T'would be better to remove the tree to make way for the man made intrusion. Better yet, use living fences. O I do feel the pain! Dan Mitchell Cley Mill Beautiful scenery! But for the sake of seeing the mill, take out most of the foreground. I'd like to see this mill up close. Color saturation postcard perfect. Rich Mason Eat Will you demystify this photo for us? Just curious as to how you captured this abstract. Something wonderfully appealing about it. This I'd like to see done in blown glass. D. L. Shipman Callipygian Jones Opinions are like noses, everybody has one. Butts, too! Jeff Spirer Dots Good contrast. At first the black to the left was disturbing until it started to make the dots appear as though they were drifting into outer space. Gives me the feeling of floating away. I also like the gentle flow of the dot formation. Fred vanSand Beachtree At first glance it looks as though the tree is being blown by the wind, but would I be correct in saying that the branches have grown this way naturally? I like the contrast between the clear sky giving a sense of peace and the crashing waves on the rocks feeling like torment. This picture works for me. Pini Vollach Some of my favorite colors. Have to agree with Bob T. on the patch of blue. And electrical conduit isn't one of my favorite subjects. Cropping up from the bottom might make for a much nicer composition. I do like the colors, though. Soothing. Bruce Weitzman Speak Hear See Self Portrait The thumbnail looks like rockets taking off! : - ) Wouldn't mind trying this myself. I'm just not clear on the technique. Stephen Ylvisaker Do I trust my eyes or my brain? Puts me in mind of the movie, Labyrinth where the character, Jaroth was walking out from behind some rocks that when looked at full on resembled his face, but the rocks themselves were really laid out in layers. Nice capture! Shyrell
