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Sony Forums Challenges | all galleries >> Challenge 70: "IR Dreamz" (hosted by Luben Solev) >> Challenge 70: Eligible > 3rd Coast Palms
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5/4 Jules Alexander

3rd Coast Palms

Rockport, Texas


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Helen Betts14-Jun-2004 05:34
Nicely composed image, and I like the sepia tone for this one. Helen
Sony Forums Challenges08-Jun-2004 18:56
Hi Deb,
No Problem and thanks for the comments. I feel that the pic has served it's purpose. I'm so pleased that Lubin, Andy, and you have taken the time to consider and respond to the entry and that alone is really what I had wanted.

However . . Just for fun, I went ahead and took Andy's advice.
Guest 07-Jun-2004 22:54
i like the palms very much. my one comment would be to clone out the road sign. good effort! -- andy
Sony Forums Challenges07-Jun-2004 13:28
Wonderful image here, Jules. Please forgive me if I am butting into your dialogue w/Luben concerning cropping this image. Since your gut instinct was to crop in the manner that Luben suggested, why not do that and resubmit? Folks resubmit images after making suggested modifications all the time. Again, if you feel that I am being a buttinsky here, please forgive me. I agree with Luben, this is a stunning photo as is.---Deb
Sony Forums Challenges06-Jun-2004 17:52
Hi Lubin, Thanks.

Man are you sneaking around my brain or what, he he.

That was my gut reaction on this shot also.

From now on I'll go with my instincts.

Thanks again for confirming what I was thinking too.

Jules
Guest 06-Jun-2004 08:18
Hi Again Jules,

There really is something magical about Palms shot in IR!!! I also love the drama of the sky behind them. If I was to change 1 thing is to crop the shot above the ground, thus making it a simple character study of the palms.

A great shot nonetheless

Luben