Sunbathing Sealions
by PollyBean

Comment by justin_hewlett:
This is a very lovely photo, and a great capture, the photo just seems a bit soft. The focus looks spot-on, but maybe a little more USM would help?

Canary
by PollyBean

Comment by Jutilda:
How lucky that the colors prominent are opposites on the color wheel (yellow and blue). This is stunning, Polly! Nice focusing.

Canary
by PollyBean

Comment by kiwinick:
the diagonals always make strong images and this combined withthe colour of the bird is a very viewable image .

Orchid
by PollyBean

Comment by kiwinick:
cant fault this shot it is such a lovely abstract and not too heavy in the colour seems to float around my eyes .

Boats
by PollyBean

Comment by kiwinick:
Kia ora,popped in from dan sigs post ,I like this image it was one that seemed to jump out for me , I think the action is inthe top of the photo thae red boat grabs you,the reflection of the mastsdoes add a little in that they lead you back into the shot.
I would like a shot cropped to the bottom of the hulls that would make the image stronger imo.
I think this area would be fertile ground for great images, I envy you here ,.

Old Kitty
by PollyBean

Comment by Jutilda:
AWWWWW I think this is so sadly sweet. Great capture

(You like animals as much as I do)

Boats
by PollyBean

Comment by Jutilda:
Love this. Boats are so colorful and linear amidst a moving surface. Super reflection. I just think this is great.

Harbourside in Wicklow
by PollyBean

Comment by DanSig:
this is great, colors and composition is exellent, I really like the reflection, the only thing this image needs is some clouds to make the skies interresting.. but I guess you can't control the weather ;)

Sunbathing Sealions
by PollyBean

Comment by DanSig:
this is very nice, composition is good, lighting is good, I like how the colors in the background split the image roughly on the right third, a very pleasing image.

Out on the ocean
by PollyBean

Comment by DanSig:
this is a nice picture, lighting is good, focus is spot on, you might try a closer crop, try the rule of thirds ;) just crop of the bottom and the right side so the bird would be on the lower right third of the photo.