
by ties
1 comment
BeppeRdam (Giuseppe Moscarda) said 5 months ago:
Nice composition but in particular I like the texture of the cement.

by oneye
1 comment

by Beamer
4 comments
CEG added a critique 6 months ago:
Very interesting. What's it of?
misu (Mikhail Palinchak) added a critique 6 months ago:
I think it is some sort of cactus, isn't it? Interesting photo, but I know You can better even this cactus!
hampshire added a critique 6 months ago:
Ouch...
breaves (Brennan Greaves) added a critique 6 months ago:
very interesting abstraction

by hampshire
3 comments
ApurvaMadia (Apurva Madia) said 6 months ago:
Looks great! The shadows add to the population of twigs. Nice sandstone background too!
ScottCrouse (Scott Crouse) said 6 months ago:
Nice shadow work!
hampshire said 6 months ago:
Thanks Apruva and Scott. The background is actually sand at the beach. I cloned out 2 footprints because they were distracting. (A lesson I learned from JVGPhoto.)

by Ben
2 comments
ScottCrouse (Scott Crouse) said 6 months ago:
You should also enter this in the shadows category.
Ben (Downing) said 6 months ago:
good idea scott... "done and done"

by janlykke
2 comments
ApurvaMadia (Apurva Madia) said 6 months ago:
Hey, thats cool!
janlykke (Jan Lykke) said 6 months ago:
Thank you, Apurva.
/Jan

by koo88
4 comments
ScottCrouse (Scott Crouse) added a critique 6 months ago:
Unfortunately this image doesn't really have much impact to it. The leaf is centered against a rather dull background. So tough to give good advice on this, I think I would have walked by and never taken a picture. I see you've entered this in shadows so if you use the shadow as the subject, then you got one. :)
koo88 said 6 months ago:
Scott
I agree with you it is not the best background. The shadow is what drew me into taking the picture. To me the leaf was acting as the canvas for the shadow. It just caught my eye. I am always looking around for something different. I value the comment. Thanks.
ScottCrouse (Scott Crouse) added a critique 6 months ago:
Ok, if using the leaf as the canvas how would it look if you zoomed in enough to still tell it was a leaf and enhance the shadow as more of the subject?
koo88 said 6 months ago:
Excellent point. Something I will think about next time.

by koo88
4 comments
koo88 said 6 months ago:
My first feature. Thank you very much who ever voted. Makes me want to continue to get others featured.
Pixim (Eric) said 6 months ago:
Cheer and congratulation koo88 for this featured, and I am glad that encourages you to continue to show us your work. Greetings.
jvgphoto (jon van gilder) said 6 months ago:
Big congrats! Keep up the good work! Your work is getting better all the time:-)
jon
koo88 said 6 months ago:
Thank you Eric and Jon. I am very appreciative of all the comments and advice that is given.

by VernonTrent
6 comments
VernonTrent (Vernon Trent) said 6 months ago:
hey misu,
thanks for stopping by :) the end of the hand should be dark because she is "touching the shadow" :-)
cheers
vt
misu (Mikhail Palinchak) said 6 months ago:
Yes, I understand the idea ;) But on my monitor I not see the hand, it is too dark... but may be it is only on my monitor ;)
VernonTrent (Vernon Trent) said 6 months ago:
guess your monitor is too dark. :)
mikeock (Mike Adams) said 6 months ago:
Very cool shot!
I like the dark feeling that it conveys!
ScottCrouse (Scott Crouse) said 6 months ago:
Hey Vernon, nice to see you here as well. I love this shot, well done buddy.
The lights are out, but that didn't stop something magical from happening. All that was needed was a brief moment to cast a great shadow. Well done.