Critiques

Valeisha (197) 2009-06-06 13:29

Hi Ana,
Despite the low light, you managed to capture the texture of the grain well. I like that the yellow in the foreground is echoed by the flowerpots in the back. For me here, it's more the aesthetic beauty than the emotion communicated by the lady... It works.

Valeisha (197) 2006-10-26 8:26

Simon
I like the softness of the colours. Good job on waking up early. It was definitely worth it. I only saw it in broad daylight.
Thanks
Valeisha

Valeisha (197) 2006-10-20 12:19

Coucou Bi,
Je préfère celle-ci à l'autre juste après. Elle laisse plus d'incertitude avec les quelques cannivelles, un côté coquin et aventure, une belle invitation.
Merci,
Valeisha

Valeisha (197) 2006-10-20 12:15

Richard
THE definition of a crashing wave.
I find that stepping back from pictures then coming back to sort them provides a deeper insight into the truly striking. Otherwise, our judgment is clouded by our recent memories of the places.

TFS
Valeisha

Valeisha (197) 2006-10-20 12:06

Susanna
I like the way the tree frames the scene and draws us in.
Valeisha

Valeisha (197) 2006-10-20 12:03

Inna
This is a great capturing of the energy it takes to survive for those birds. It's pretty amazing too that in one picture, you managed to get all the steps of the dive for food.
:)
Valeisha

Valeisha (197) 2006-05-23 5:55

Nhiem
This pictures is absolutely stunning in its quietness.
Thank you
Valeisha

Valeisha (197) 2006-05-23 5:44

Nhiem
What beautiful light captured. And I love the story. I had no idea this existed in the world. The picture is well-composed too. Thank you for sharing.
Valeisha

Valeisha (197) 2006-05-11 13:34

Patryk,
Congratulations on this combination of preparation and luck. It was very well-spotted! And the placement of the splash on the top left makes for an amazing composition. The illustration that when opportunity comes, you'd better be prepared for it.
Regards
Valeisha

Valeisha (197) 2006-05-11 11:19

Hello Mark
This a great picture. I especially like the fact that it is limited to two tones.
Regards
Valeisha