Activity for User 620 - Glenn Rudd - grudd2@yahoo.com

avatar
Avatar

Close this Tab when done


684 Comments / 16 Replies Posted

  = Current Round   = Previous Round
Group Round C/R Comment Date Image
17 Jul 20 Comment I definitely like the square crop better. It tells an interesting story of two unique characters. The background in the original version is distracting. Jul 14th
17 Jul 20 Comment Aside from the artifacts, an excellent job of presenting a gorgeous flower. My only concern is the tightness of the crop at the top of the frame. Jul 14th
17 Jul 20 Comment An airplane image with an abstract feel. A very interesting combination. Jul 14th
17 Jul 20 Comment An interesting composition well-suited to monochrome. Jul 14th
17 Jul 20 Comment Good catch Sheldon. Of course if the sun is setting over the water, the location has to be on the Pacific side. I never really thought that through until you mentioned it. Regarding the shadows on the left side, I liked the silhouette affect, but a little lightening would also look good.
Thanks.
Jul 13th

5 comments - 0 replies for Group 17

89 Jul 20 Comment Tage,
No need to apologize. There are many species of gull. Yours looks like a "common gull" but not certain. Just Google "gull species" if you are interested.
Jul 14th
89 Jul 20 Comment Nice colors but the subject is not clear and nothing is really in focus. You need to be on a tripod and focus about 1/3 into the frame for best Depth Of Field results. Using back-button-focus insures that when you re-compose the focus will not change again. Also, cropping down to feature the little tree and the rock cliff behind might be helpful. Increasing contrast and color saturation could also be helpful. Jul 14th
89 Jul 20 Comment On my monitor, nothing appears to be in focus. Also, there is no definitive subject. I like the effect of layers and the foliage color against the blue water. Perhaps if you cropped down to feature the blind it would add interest. Jul 14th
89 Jul 20 Comment Most of my comments are iterations of those already made. The focus is sharp and the backlighting on the wing emphasizes the detail and color. I think the best suggestions are: (1) For all animal shots, shooting at eye level is the optimum position. (2) The golden rule for bird photography is to show sharp focus of the eyes. (3) The composition definitely needs some negative space in the direction the bird is facing. (4) The second gull in the background is distracting. (5) If you show this image to bird people, "seagull" is a layman term. You would need to identify the actual type of gull. Jul 14th
89 Jul 20 Comment I really like this composition without the log. If the log were not cropped so tightly, It might fit better into the story. The stray branches entering from the left are somewhat distracting, but overall this is very well-done. Jul 14th
89 Jul 20 Comment An excellent landscape. Not sure about the tourist, but perhaps this is two alternative captures one with and one without. With the beautiful and dramatic clouds, you might try this in Black and White, emphasizing the sky. That would also lessen the impact of the visitor. Jul 14th

6 comments - 0 replies for Group 89


11 comments - 0 replies Total


126 Images Posted

  = Current Round   = Previous Round
Group 17

Apr 26

Mar 26

Feb 26

Jan 26

Dec 25

Nov 25

Aug 25

Jul 25

Jun 25

Apr 25

Mar 25

Feb 25

Jan 25

Dec 24

Nov 24

Oct 24

Sep 24

Aug 24

Jul 24

Jun 24

Apr 24

Mar 24

Feb 24

Jan 24

Dec 23

Nov 23

Oct 23

Aug 23

Jul 23

Jun 23

Apr 23

Mar 23

Feb 23

Jan 23

Dec 22

Nov 22

Oct 22

Sep 22

Aug 22

Jul 22

Jun 22

May 22

Apr 22

Feb 22

Jan 22

Dec 21

Nov 21

Oct 21

Sep 21

Aug 21

Jul 21

Jun 21

May 21

Apr 21

Mar 21

Feb 21

Jan 21

Dec 20

Nov 20

Oct 20

Sep 20

Aug 20

Jul 20

Jun 20

May 20

Apr 20

Mar 20

Feb 20

Jan 20

Dec 19

Nov 19

Oct 19

Sep 19

Aug 19

Jul 19

May 19

Apr 19

Mar 19

Feb 19

Jan 19

Dec 18

Nov 18

Oct 18

Sep 18

Aug 18

Jul 18

Jun 18

Apr 18

Mar 18

Feb 18

Jan 18

Dec 17

Nov 17

Oct 17

Sep 17

Aug 17

Jul 17

Jun 17

May 17

Apr 17

Mar 17

Feb 17

Jan 17
Group 89

Nov 21

Oct 21

Sep 21

Aug 21

Jul 21

Jun 21

May 21

Apr 21

Mar 21

Feb 21

Jan 21

Dec 20

Nov 20

Oct 20

Sep 20

Aug 20

Jul 20

Jun 20

May 20

Apr 20

Mar 20

Feb 20

Jan 20

Close this Tab when done