Anne Hornsby

Congrats, Julie!  This is an incredible image.

Thank, Patrick & Lenny.   I’ll try reshooting with some line!

Thanks so much, Federico, Dahlia, Diane!  I will reduce the vignette.   I’m also trying to think about how to introduce a sense of motion.

I never built computers like you, Federico, but I have taken apart a number of broken ones to see what’s inside!

Wow, I’ve never seen antennae like this!  I woneder what the little holes on the face are for.  Smelling?   Very cool shot, Leanne!

I love the color version, Rob, with the sky.   To make the surfer more visible, I think it works to just crop in from the left and bottom.   The surfer is still small, but it gives the sense of vastness of the setting.

I love the rich browns, Valery!  Agree with others re lighting teapot.  I think once you do that, the empty square of  dark space above the chocolate won’t stand out as much.

Congrats Patrick!   THis is a great image.

I love this, Ted.   It draws me down and in…..

The Google app tells me it’s Pink Beauty – Viburnum Nudum.  Popular around here for the berries that start white, then go pink, then blue.

Patrick, I think the aged hands in BW are fantastic.   I’m thinking for background (or is it foreground) beneath the hands has too much pattern and is distracting from the hands and harmonica.   Can you experiment with pushing it more into the background?

Agree with the others about the foreground objects.   I like the vignette if it’s lightened a bit, once the foreground is cropped out.  (You’d still have to clone out the handle, unless you reshoot.   The light in the background and your child’s lovely face is wonderful – it was a great moment!

Hard to tell how much of Washington D.C. business hasn’t come back from the  peak of covid….  here people are gathering and selling on the sidewalk.   Captured at a stoplight.

Thanks, Patrick!

Great perspective that challenges the eyes, David!

great catch, Tim with boots, “dots” in the grate, & scattering of leaf colors.   (I want those boots!)

Great angle, Wendy, shows the majesty of the complex.

Wow, this is  a great composition, Rose Marie.   Love this image!

What a great looking street cover, Elin!   It looks like a piece of art.

Robert, somehow this perspective makes it look like a completely different flower.  Maybe I’ve never looked carefully at the green parts before.  Very nice shot.