Critiques

alford (3897) 2008-07-18 17:47

Hello Steve! Looking at the thumbnail, I thought the birds were dirt in your lens that somehow got captured in the shot:) Those birds really add punch to the photo. I love the cliffs as well, especially how you framed the rocks in the background. I've been a fan of your landscapes, seen it in your captive landscapes site...I didn't know you were also active here in TE. rgds.

alford (3897) 2008-07-09 6:31

A very unique POV, Joscel...well seen! You captured the current state of the rice terraces - eroding. Hope the Ifugaos get to fix this problem soon. The human element made this photo more interesting! Hope to go back to Banaue soon and shoot the place again. rgds.

alford (3897) 2008-07-09 6:28

Great shot Benedict! A stitched shot? Very well done if it's stitched. Love the very rural and simple landscape you've presented here - very Philippines. rgds.

alford (3897) 2008-06-18 18:11

Great shot Michael! SO far, the only pano shot I've seen of Peyto Lake. It gives us a better understanding on where the water came from and how the place looks like! Great exposure control as well....the 5 images were stitched very well! rgds.

alford (3897) 2008-06-03 23:26

The overall red color is very attractive, John! I love the lines they produce, leading the eye from the foreground to the back. I'm curious on how this place would look like during sunset...I'm sure the warmer sky and golden light will contrast well with the tulips. rgds.

alford (3897) 2008-06-03 23:23

Hello Benedict! A good shot of the birds' daily cleaning routine. Great weather, great lighting. What's the focal length here? I'm curious how the photo would look like if you focused on one bird and maximized your telephoto lens. rgds.

alford (3897) 2008-05-23 23:10

Hello Natasha. Very good shot to show the beauty of spring. Love the colors (esp the blue sky) and the sharpness. Very good notes as well to accompany your photo. rgds.

alford (3897) 2008-05-23 22:54

Whoa!!! What a wonderful castle! I constantly amazed at the exquisite design of European castles, and this is no exception. Love the POV and the colors! Where are the people/visitors here?

alford (3897) 2008-05-23 22:51

Hello Jean! In terms of POV, it seems you're always at the right place at the right time. This is another beautiful scene you've very well presented to us. I hope I could visit such places someday. rgds.

alford (3897) 2008-05-17 19:45

Wow! A very beautiful and cool scene you've captured here, Charles! Even without PP, the image is really well exposed and composed. Love the tranquility the photo offers! rgds.