Glen Eyrie
by ephesus

Comment:
I dinna know what I'm looking at, but its very interesting. I like it.

Australian Sunrise
by mcrochip

Comment:
You Aussies always did seem a bit strange, now I know why. Love it, Mate

Bronzed
by amsmyth

Comment:
Good compostition. The image has a thin watercolor quality to it, not at all unpleasant. 7

Trees have feeling too
by aman

Comment:
Got to watch your compostion, the guy wire hurts.

Autumn on the Cumberland
by amster

Comment:
A very good image, except for one disturbing effect, which I'm not sure how to correct. To me it appears the river flows uphill, especially in the left side of the frame.
(Ah! got it....the horizon line should be the vanishing points of the water, the two places where the water merges with the hills. If you draw a line between the two points, then rotate the image until the line is parallel with the bottom of the frame, it will work. A small level on your tripod head might help.)

Cristo Redentor - Rio de Janeiro
by fquintans

Comment:
I think your use of the tree as a framing device is too heavy, it dominates instead of complimenting the image

Houston Woods Butler County
by Crafty Sue

Comment:
I like the rich colors, especially the blue trees, but somewhere along the line everything ended up fuzzy, blurred, whatever. Spoiled an otherewise great shot.

Farewell Green Leaves
by SDW

Comment:
Dark and bold, like an oil painting.

polderland
by RobMol

Comment:
This is a good case for a gradient filter on the camera, really needs more light on the cows.

The break in your whisper
by Brad

Comment:
Striking pure image. Really lke the simplistic style. I think it suffers in basic editing, It would be much stronger with more contrast in the sands. 7