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belantis (169) 2006-08-27 22:41

Hi Jo- Welcome to TE. I like the photo, and would be interested to see any notes. If I were to suggest improvements, you might try cropping the bottom of the photo to 'balance' the scene. Black and white might also be a consideration since there is little color. This looks like a very peaceful morning.

belantis (169) 2006-08-27 19:54

Hi Chris- I like the choice of B&W here, since I can imagine that the tunnel lights are fairly bland. Because the viewer will look down the tunnel, I might suggest centering the vanishing point in the frame. I like the repetition as well as the clarity (tripod?).

belantis (169) 2006-08-20 21:00

Hi Harjit- I'm certainly a fan of airshows and this is a pretty decent capture. However, I think this might be a C-17, made by Boeing. The runway threshold marker and windsock look a little bit blurry, but the aircraft looks fairly sharp (cropping?). I really like how you can see the downwash from the wing spraying up water as the climbout begins.

belantis (169) 2005-11-24 21:09

Nice shot! The eye goes nicely from the dry rock foreground, along the shore and middle of the shot, to the cliff and trees in the background. The pool in the rock and the green in the shoreline make you want to look even closer.

belantis (169) 2005-11-21 22:29

Hi Martin. Shooting into the sun can certainly be very challenging, but I think that you did a nice job here. The flare to the sun, while sometimes undesireble adds a nice mood to the scene.

belantis (169) 2005-11-21 22:26

Hi Charles- I really like the sharpness in the photo. The contrast of the bridge and the sky are nice. Perhaps the forground could have a little more light and therefore similar contrast to the rest of the picture.

belantis (169) 2005-11-07 20:37

Great shot. You can almost look into the bee's eye. Its amazing that at 1/1250th that the wings are still very blurred.

belantis (169) 2005-11-06 9:52

Great shot, especially in the city. I've seen quite a few hawks, but never one with the prey in it's grasp. I like the cotrast of the hard lines of archetecture with the softer patterns of the bird.

belantis (169) 2005-11-06 9:36

Hi Chuck. The colors in the shot are certainly eye catching. Any idea how high up you were? It looks like the "service roads" through the ponds are fairly small.

belantis (169) 2005-11-05 15:36

The abstract look of this shot is definately eye-catching. What's even better is that there is more detail that it looks at first. Nice shot.