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joeydrops (2645) 2009-06-30 22:06

Hi Sumit,
Welcome to Trekearth!
Lovely photo! Nice choice of subject too. Mountains are always great to photograph as they are all unique and have different shapes and sizes, always making for an interesting photo. The composition is well done and the photo overall is dramatic with the clouds and the lovely rich green tones. Did you use a filter or do any post-processing to the clouds?
Thankyou for sharing,
Kind regards,
Claudia

joeydrops (2645) 2009-06-30 21:57

Hi Imram,
What a lovely looking starfish. I like how it is standing up and posing for you :) The starfish contrasts nicely with the blue sky and water.
Just some suggestions: You have used the rule of thirds well with the sky and sand, however to make the composition even better I would suggest positioning the starfish off-centre to make the composition more appealing to the eyes. Also I'd rotate the photo ever so slightly counter-clockwise to remove the horizon tilt. Thanks for sharing,
Kind regards,
Claudia

joeydrops (2645) 2009-06-30 21:48

Hi Saleem,
Great photo! You have captured the moment and the atmosphere very well in your photo. I agree with everyone that the dust really contributes something special to the composition. I also like the point of view, with the farmer positioned to the right and the cattle to the left. It gives the photo good depth of field. Well captured! It is almost like a painting!
Kind regards,
Claudia

joeydrops (2645) 2009-02-15 19:42

Olá Clecio,
Very nice photo! I really like the angle at which you took the photo! It gives good depth. The colours and details are lovely too. I would probably just crop out the sky to give the photo a better composition, using thirds (1 third sky, 2 thirds sand). I've done a workshop to show you what I mean. I hope you don't mind.
Well captured!
Claudia

joeydrops (2645) 2009-02-13 17:33

Ciao!
Beautiful photo! I love all that gorgeous white snow, and how the tree trunk naturally frames your photo. Our winters in Australia are nothing like in your picture. We never see snow in the part of Australia where I live unfortunately :(
Nice capture!
Claudia

joeydrops (2645) 2009-02-13 17:23

Hi Raymond.
Lovely photo of the Danube river and Budapest. The point of view and composition are good, giving good depth, and the atmosphere created by the fog is very peaceful, calming and beautiful. Nice work!
Regards,
Claudia

joeydrops (2645) 2009-02-13 17:18

Hi Giuseppe,
A very lovely capture of St Petersburg. I love the angle at which you took the photo, because it gives good depth and makes for a superb composition. The details are sharp and the warm golden tones and lighting are really beautiful, but I would have to say that what I love the most are those gorgeous reflections in the water. Well exposed and captured!
Claudia

joeydrops (2645) 2009-02-13 17:12

Hi Essie,
Wow! This is a really good photo! You've captured the ruins and fallen roof well. I especially like the details and different textures in your photo and also the DOF. The composition is also good, with the ruins positioned to the right of the photo and the window facing left.
Not sure that I can spot the handprints though :(
Well captured!
Claudia

joeydrops (2645) 2009-02-13 17:04

Hola Ray,
This is an impressive photo! I really like it. You've done really well with the colour popping. I just wanna hop into that cute little cuban car and go for a drive around Cuba. The perspective and depth of the photo are also really good, giving us a good view of a typical cuban street, but the lack of colour in the background then forces our eyes to the subject of the photo, so it is very cleverly done.
Good job!
Claudz

joeydrops (2645) 2009-02-13 16:59

Hi Mesut,
Welcome to TrekEarth!
This is a good first post. I like the different textures of the building and the pavement. The contrast in colours is also excellent, with the brown contrasting very well with the fluoresent colour of the man's vest and also with the rubbish bin.
I also like how after the rain, the pavement is wet, bringing out those wonderful reflections. Well captured and excellent composition with the man and rubbish bin positioned to the right of the frame.
Regards,
Claudia