Critiques

CharlesB (7) 2008-03-13 1:18

I really like how you've captured the contrasting facades on each building, and the variety of color schemes, all giving a really animated spirit to the whole scene. So animated, in fact, that I'd like to visit there someday.

CharlesB (7) 2008-02-27 0:53

Amazing natural geometry, and you caught it on film :-) I think your distance was good - any further away and everything would have shrunk in importance, any nearer, and the significance of the waterfall contrasting with the geometric geological formations would have been lost. Well done.

CharlesB (7) 2008-02-25 20:12

Good POV, it makes me feel secure and safe, for some reason. Also, nice blending of colors - light blue of the sky, deeper blue of the water, and the autumn gold and greens of the trees sandwiched between.

CharlesB (7) 2008-02-25 19:27

Hi Natasa, I like your attempt to contrast the rich colors of the scene. However, the special effects used caused the vegetation in the foreground to "bleed" into each other (I'm not sure I'm using the right terminology). However, I really like your idea of using the solitary tree to combine the foreground with the background hills. Nice symmetry.

CharlesB (7) 2008-02-25 1:51

I like how you feature the natural beauty in the foreground, the beauty of the architecture on the top of the photo, and the people tying the two together. Your picture makes the whole place feel alive.

CharlesB (7) 2008-02-25 1:44

Amazing color. It looks almost like an impressionist painting. It looks really alive. I love the multitude of tiny bits of color everywhere - top to bottom. Wonderful.

CharlesB (7) 2008-02-25 1:42

Very nice capturing of colors. Also nice how you fixed a shrine at the center of the picture which almost seems to invite the viewer down the path.

CharlesB (7) 2008-02-25 1:40

Very nice detail of light and color at night. Your POV draws the interest of the viewer into the picture and down the street to the left. Good Work.

CharlesB (7) 2008-02-25 1:33

I love the feeling this picture gives me, not narrow, but "hugged" by the warm bricks of the buildings. Your POV gives the viewer almost a feeling of belonging.

CharlesB (7) 2008-02-25 1:31

Great perspective. The viewer begins with the foreground and is "pulled" into the picture and up the twisted branches of the tree.