Critiques

trewheeler (1699) 2009-11-17 13:05

Location! Location! Location! That just hums doesn't it Phil - great shot, well presented. Warm and western and alive. Thanks for sharing and being a wonderful influence to so many on here. Regards, TW

trewheeler (1699) 2009-11-10 8:16

You have captured a very nice moment. The expression and eye contact with the boy is good. I like the B/W treatment. Good shot. Regards, TW

trewheeler (1699) 2009-11-10 7:45

There is definite presence in this image. The foreboding clouds warn of the impending storm. It's that simple. Thanks for sharing, TW

trewheeler (1699) 2009-11-09 6:32

Nothing short of "art" here Phil. Isn't nature wonderful! Great color treatment. Regards, TW

trewheeler (1699) 2009-10-29 13:54

This is a really well framed and exposed shot and the saturation is good too. perhaps, the shutter was open a little too long as there isn't much texture left in the water. Nonetheless, a great shot. Thanks for adding me, stay in touch and good luck, TW

trewheeler (1699) 2009-10-28 10:46

Oh wow Phil, Nice one! I love those long shadows of all the other photographers at this location. Where is your shadow? Best, TW

trewheeler (1699) 2009-10-28 9:57

Nice grab, well composed. Always worth having a camera with you. Regards, TW

trewheeler (1699) 2009-10-28 9:56

Real nice exposure here Paul. I like the idea of the tunnel effect. It's a little odd with regards to the lean of the ceiling. The uprights seem straight, but the beams and floorboards seem a bit of kilter. It adds to the distortedness I suppose but perhaps you might consider straightening it up. Regards, TW

trewheeler (1699) 2009-10-28 9:48

A very evocative image Sayeed. I really like the depth-of-field. I think the curves are pushed to the max also. Nonetheless - inspiring and thought provoking. Regards, TW

trewheeler (1699) 2009-10-28 9:45

Some very nice work also. I really like this one because of your decisions in cropping. You have done so perfectly. Thanks for sharing, TW