Critiques

Newair (321) 2009-03-28 8:26

You have captured a serene scene well. Good choice of a strong horizontal crop. The houses and trees sparsely littering the scene are good relief and points of interest. Good tones, TFS

Newair (321) 2009-03-28 8:23

Normally I would prefer better lighting around the eyes as this is generally one of the most important aspects of a portrait. Given the mood/atmosphere here, the dark shadows over his eyes give the photo an esoteric quality. I might enjoy a bit of a tighter crop. Nice BW conversion. TFS

Newair (321) 2009-03-28 8:21

an important, somber photo. Thanks for sharing

Newair (321) 2009-03-28 8:17

Very nice lighting, great composition with the focal point at the near edge of the photo and the leading line offset to the side. Clever idea and well-executed. TFS

Newair (321) 2009-03-28 8:10

The foreground is a nice contrast to the faded background. The warm muted colors and background give this photo a dreamlike quality. Nice diagonal composition and a well-balanced photograph. Thanks for sharing and welcome to trekearth,

Alan

Newair (321) 2009-03-28 8:04

Fantastic colors, and very sharp lines. Perfect exposure and pleasing composition. The picture is just abstract enough to make one try to figure out what they are looking at. TFS

Newair (321) 2008-03-06 6:00

Harry

Very sharp - I can see the texture well. I like your tight crop. Good composition, TFS

Newair (321) 2008-02-17 8:53

Philip,

What strikes me first is the sharpness of everything, ocean, sky, and grass. This picture is huge in what it encompasses, the visibility was awesome on this day! Great colors and I like the composition. TFS

Alan

Newair (321) 2008-02-17 8:49

Henk,

Great composition, the women in the foreground, child on the middle right, and, because of the title, my eyes were then led to the roof. You captured a nice moment. Great lighting. TFS

Alan

Newair (321) 2007-12-09 9:15

Grant,

This is a perspective I imagine very few in the world ever see. For that, this picture is remarkable. Good idea. Pretty sharp for 1/8th of a second, but why the long exposure anyway? Was it that dark? TFS