Favorite Photos

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-03 4:14]
Nicely shot, Burak. The way the dark interior frames the opening for the train makes the train extra special. Well done!

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-03 4:08]
Lovely photo in its simplicity, Peter. The smooth water and colors really set off those tree roots. An effective addition is the reflection of trees at the top that helps to frame your work in a nice way.

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-03 4:07]
Another fine photo, Nevyan. The tree is perfectly placed to invite the eye to look at the whole scene. I also like the square format! You might experiment with the colors under and around the clouds. You probably captured them accurately, but they look just a tiny bit muddy to me. Super work!

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-03 4:02]
Beautiful symmetry and darker tones, Chatelier. The point of view is also outstanding. Nice post processing on the sky, too!

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-02 18:52]
The colors and light add to make this a very engaging photo, Carlo. I love the substantial feeling of the city on the mountain.

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-02 18:45]
What a lovely place to go fishing. I like the composition with the two men in the lower corner. Well done!

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-02 18:45]
The composition adds to this photo very much, Francesco. I enjoy the leading lines of the road and the dramatic clouds above.

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-02 18:43]
This is a very pleasant photo, Recep. The man struggling with the dogs has a fun expression that you captured well.

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-02 18:39]
This has a lovely point of view, Justinas! You might experiment with the sky and trees in the background, as they look an odd color to me, but the photo is really striking with that amazing long exposure!

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-02 18:37]
Yes, the pixelization from enlargement created some weird artifacts. Nevertheless, I like this old tree and the angle you had chosen from which to photograph it. I suspect this is why photographers all have bad backs, eh Peter? You might try experimenting with idealizing the sky. It is not a lovely blue on my computer, and a little tweaking with color might help. Or try it in black and white? Anyway, it's a fine photo, and enjoyed gazing at it.

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-02 18:34]
It's hard to resist a good sunset, Jose! This is not only lovely colors, but the composition is also very effective, with the brightest light in a very effective spot.

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-02 18:33]
This is a fun angle with great composition, Jean. The colors and lines all create a very engaging photo!

dsidwell (9783) [2014-11-02 18:26]
I think the plane wing adds some interest to this shot, Neyvan. While it's a lovely landscape and well composed, the wing really helps tell the story here.

colinbrenchley (6431) [2014-03-12 8:59]
Kasia
Your composition and framing of this image is spot on - superb. The perspective of the horn leading from the foreground to the young monk greatly helps top draw your eye into the picture.
Regards
Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-25 4:49]
Kari. You have turned what could have been a formal record shot of two trams into a colourful picturesque image full of colour and life.
Regards
Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-22 4:24]
Jean. I have photographed these rocks. This must be one of the most photogenic scenes in the world. The quality of light in fanastic. Low viewpoint with the sand and sea is good. TFS
Regards
Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-22 4:22]
Serge. A beautiful image showing nature in its full glory. The exposure has been controlled well considering the amount of white in the frame.
Regards
Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-22 4:17]
John. The side lighting is very pleasant and makes this picture. The lighting on the main tree in the foreground is very good and well exposed. The group add to the balance of the composition.
Regards
Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-22 4:15]
Dawn. Another great DOOR picture. I'll have to post some of my Greek door pictures. Now that is country you would enjoy visiting with your style of photography.
Regards
Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-20 2:24]
Dawn. Doors are great subjects for photos - the older and the more dilapidated the better. Great capture.
Regards
Colin