Critiques

rbaldasari (324) 2007-06-04 21:32

I really like the composition - although I feel that the colors could be bumped a bit for an even bigger impact (see workshop)

Thanks for sharing,

Ryan

rbaldasari (324) 2007-04-10 14:34

Beautiful composition - I love the colors and simplicity of the image. Great capture

rbaldasari (324) 2007-04-03 15:21

Beautiful photograph and nice composition. I really like the way that you've captured the light and shadow as it moves across these ruins - seems like a very interesting place to visit.

Ryan

rbaldasari (324) 2007-03-29 17:05

Beautiful and surreal scene. I like the interaction between the warm and cool colors.

Thanks for sharing,

Ryan

rbaldasari (324) 2007-03-24 13:33

Great picture, vivid colors, and beautiful composition. The way that you've captured this the street takes on a magical and surreal quality that I really like.

Thanks for sharing,

Ryan

rbaldasari (324) 2007-03-19 21:21

Nice picture.....this looks like an amazing place to visit. It is very surrean and surreal. I posted a workshop on this if your interested where I increased the color saturation.

Thanks again for sharing.

Ryan

rbaldasari (324) 2007-03-17 18:51

Great capture of this sculpture in action - it definitally takes a series of shots to get the full effect of this piece.

Unfortunately, when I was there I never saw the flower actually open or close (though I did get to see it in both stages). Well done, and thanks for sharing

Ryan

rbaldasari (324) 2007-03-17 17:56

I love this photo. It has such vibrant colors in the water and the rocks. Thanks for sharing

rbaldasari (324) 2007-03-15 15:49

This is an amazing shot. I love the colors and how the buildings in the background rise like ghosts. The composition is also well done, and the framing nicely sets off the piece.

Thanks for sharing

rbaldasari (324) 2007-03-15 12:37

Beautiful silhouette. It has a very surreal quality, and I love the way that the water disappears into the sky. Capturing the bird at the edge was also a nice touch.

Thanks for sharing,

Ryan