Critiques

Rev (1782) 2007-05-28 1:44

Hi Michael.
A delightful photo with beautiful, vibrant colours.
Great composition
Well captured
Regards
Peter

Rev (1782) 2007-05-28 1:38

Hi Frank
Stunning capture of this castle.
Your POV reveals much delightful detail.
Excellent colour and light
Regards
Peter

Rev (1782) 2007-05-28 1:36

Hi Thomas
A stunning photo in B/W.
Excellent framing with wonderful reflection.
The strength and variation of tonings bring out certain areas powerfully yet cause you to seek others through their subduction.
Delightful capture
Regards
Peter

Rev (1782) 2007-05-25 12:25

Hi Michael
The sharpness and detail is very well controlled.
Well captured
Regards
Peter

Rev (1782) 2007-05-25 12:23

Hi Frank
I never cease to be in awe of the beautiful buildings over here and in Europe.
This one is no exception and you show this part of it delightfully.
Well captured and is perfect in every sense photographicly.
Well taken
Regards
Peter

Rev (1782) 2007-05-25 12:19

Hi Henry
A stunning view.
Every aspect of this photo is perfect, from colour management through to composition.
Well captured
Regards
Peter

Rev (1782) 2007-05-24 12:55

Hi Michael
You have excelled yourself with this one.
Textures, colours, items of interest. There is so much you have captured of interest.
The quality of the photo is as good as the composition.
Well done
Regards
Peter

Rev (1782) 2007-05-24 12:51

Hi Henry
Well captured ceiling and end panels.
It is always a difficult decision as to capture the ceiling landscape or portrait.
Your captue shows off beautifully the ceiling as well as the surrounding architecture.
Well done, your light and colour control are excellent.
Regards
Peter

Rev (1782) 2007-05-23 12:15

Hi Michael
What you have here looks like a painting of your garden. Framed and hung.
Because of the off focus of the reflection it takes on an abstract appearance.
Well captured
Regards
Peter

Rev (1782) 2007-05-23 12:10

Hi Frank
Wonderful colours and textures.
A beautiful photo of this delightful old Oak.
Great POV
Regards from a rather warm Oxford
Peter