A Toast to your Health
by chadb

Comment:
This picture has lots of noise in it. As a suggestion, try lowering your iso to 100 and using a tripod. Also, you may want to try neat image or noise ninja in post processing to help reduce the noise

Just thinking
by aKiwi

Comment:
I like they way the water contrasts against her face and how the highlights in the water start at the post. Excellent use of reflection, elements and light! My only comment is her pose. Maybe it's just me, but it seems a slightly akward pose having her elbows bent that much and her hands behind her back like that. Beautiful photo

The Puppeteer's Joy
by docpjv

Comment:
I really like the implications of this photo. Very well done and the facelessness (is that a word?) is a nice touch. The only thing is maybe a slightly longer crop so you see more of her body might have made the photo a bit better compositionally.

March of the Penguins
by magnus

Comment:
So how many times did you have to reset the penguins?

J/K All kidding aside, a very nice photo. Very clever and well executed photo

Black Eyed Susans
by Jutilda

Comment:
Fabulous! Great use of having one flower as the main subject with a nice use of DOF for the others. I also like how there is a space in the petal so you can see the other parts of the flower (forgot the names...) and the stem

The phases of thinking
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment:
Excellent picture! My only comment is maybe the whole picture in genereral could be a bit lighter. Your use of light clothes against the graffiti may become more accentuated if you played around with that.

Smith Mountain Lake Sunset
by SJCarter

Comment:
For me, the color works really nice. With the colour and the clouds, it adds an almost mystical dynamic to the picture. Cool photo!

Greyledge
by SJCarter

Comment:
Love everything about the picture, but I'm not sure about the sky. The hue is to different from the water. Very nice picture

New Beginnings
by SJCarter

Comment:
Very nice! Love the use of silhouette and how the clouds are. Excellent capture

IMG_6603.jpg
by christie3

Comment:
I like the color of the water and at the same time I don't. I know that doesn't make sense, but I think a tighter crop towards the top where you you can see the effect of the long exposure will help. The eye won't be as distracted by the water in teh foreground.

I would play around with levels and some selective color to see if you can enhance the picture.

Very nice photo