Osprey With Trout
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tmj/Tm (15,062)
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from brettc9146/Brett (7,057) 
on November 21, 2009 12:13:03 AM CST
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Great catch , yeah I have to agree I think that the ducks are a little bit of a distraction, have you thought about cloning them out ?
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Agony of Alzheimers
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nitetrader/Rusty (661)
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from beammc/Mary (4,732)
on November 21, 2009 12:10:32 AM CST
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Technically beautiful black and white photograph with a touching message. Thank you for sharing such a personal moment.
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Salmon Creek Waterfall
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sizusizu/Stranger (98)
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from brettc9146/Brett (7,057)
on November 21, 2009 12:07:38 AM CST
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Looks like a great place to shoot, yeah this one looks a little too tight to me as well. I think that if you would have shoot this in the 18 to 20 mm range would have been a better choice for this place. Thanks for sharing
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Ins_02
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stvinot/Vinot (167)
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from sarangadeva/Saranga (348)
on November 21, 2009 12:07:36 AM CST
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i feel light , background & compossition in this picture is good . but main subject of this image ( mantis) is not prominantly focused. dark foreground in the bottom is also disturbing
regards
Saranga
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Out of the box
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windsweptphoto/John (2,834)
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from josephoc/Joe (2,679)
on November 21, 2009 12:04:53 AM CST
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Hi John,
I like the pose you have put your model in she definitely looks like she is coming out of the box. I would give more stars if the dark voids to the left did not lead me away from her or perhaps that is what you intended...
Best
JPO
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Aurora on the Glacial Pond
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hugeknot/Tony (631)
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from beammc/Mary (4,732)
on November 21, 2009 12:00:33 AM CST
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This is amazing. The colors are phenomenal and so surreal. How fantastic to have seen this. The final image you have created is artfully done. I am sure you did some Photoshop on this, just what I don't know, but the effect is fabulous!
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Salmon Creek Waterfall
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sizusizu/Stranger (98)
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from jdtx/John (277)
on November 20, 2009 11:55:54 PM CST
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Beautiful place, wonderful colors and you have made the water look great soft yet with "motion", the focus is also very good..but somehow it seems "cramped" if you have room somewhere..at the top..foreground..either side I think I would try to open this scene up a bit more..beautiful picture..thanks..jdtx
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There were 999 bottles
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cremmins/Ian (3,327)
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from kyphotonut/Ralph (1,642) 
on November 20, 2009 11:48:47 PM CST
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Ian, I really like the way you have captured the glow through the different colored glass and the various ways that the grating pattern changes when viewed through the different bottles.
It is for this reason that the flare in the upper left side of the image is distracting in that it washes out the grating both in the window and the bottles on the left.
Still you have found a very creative image here that for the hunt.
TFS - Ralph
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MG_1301
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secondmatter/Abhijit (4,726)
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from stvinot/Vinot (167)
on November 20, 2009 11:45:34 PM CST
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Hello, very nice black and white. the dark as many of your pictures are powerful. the light is soft and well placed on the subject. the pose of the woman is good and well in the frame. Thank you for this sharing
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Burrowing Owl
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fiorucci123/Mario G (8,201)
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from beammc/Mary (4,732)
on November 20, 2009 11:44:25 PM CST
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These are cute little critters. You did a great job of capturing every detail in its body and feathers. The eyes are clear and bright and wonderfully sharp. Its nicely composed with his talons grabbing onto the perfectly focused piece of wood. I like all of the texture. Good one!
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Fork Attack
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angedazur/Jean (12,561)
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from stvinot/Vinot (167)
on November 20, 2009 11:37:10 PM CST
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hello, nicel composition, light and atmosphere are based .. For me, the photo would have been better if the angle of view was lower. thank you for sharing this
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Playing in the Sand
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cira/Cary-Anne (6)
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from terrafirma/Adrian (1,920)
on November 20, 2009 11:37:05 PM CST
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I like the composition, the pose and the use of the log in the BG. The light is a bit flat, as already pointed out. Perhaps use a reflector or a off camera flash next time. I think I would have cloned out the dark splodge on the beach (seaweed) as I find my eye keep being pulled over to it. All the best.
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Lonesome Pine
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davidmccandlish/David (3,495)
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from adlerman/Hayri (130)
on November 20, 2009 11:34:48 PM CST
Hi David,it is a very succesful landscape picture.simple and beautiful.good worm colors,and good sharpnes .overall a very good work.thanks for sharing regards Hayri
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Bath
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rachaelmeldrum/Rachael (2)
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from mintkodak/Matthew (984)
on November 20, 2009 11:34:15 PM CST
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Almost a 3TU here. This is definitely one for the family album. The focus is almost spot on but to me it feels as though it is a little too shallow and the top of the head is ever so slightly blurry. Great composition though, and looks great in black and white.
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Dusk on the Rock
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pmorash/Paul (26,579)
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from beammc/Mary (4,732)
on November 20, 2009 11:32:01 PM CST
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Pretty lighthouse posed against lavendar shades of sky and sea. I like the way you framed this photograph with the lighthouse to the right and the bright glow of sunlight balancing the left side. Many interesting things are going on I think. The clouds look like they are painted on in horizontal restful streaks. Then, the lighthouse juts up with strong straight verticle white lines that cut through the clouds. It's an interesting effect. A side note, the lighthouse...
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