Well, I like then all and I'm finding it pretty tough to pick a
favorite.
For treatment of lighting I like #17, the power poles.
For novelty, #24, the flying horse blankets really caught my eye... and
I never noticed the post at the left. Had to look hard even when it was
called to my attention.
#15, the ferns, grabbed my attention once it was expanded to full size
because I know I could never have made "just ferns" look so good.
On #14, Bern, I was impressed with the use of the polarizer (something I
wouldn't think to do) since the deep blue sky really makes the picture.
#6, the neolithic tomb, is an interesting use of perspective.
For composition I like the birds; the swan in #1 and the anhinga in #5.
non-photographic comment: I've never known anhingas to "dive bomb"
their prey. In my experience they simply hunt by swimming under the
water and, like a snake, will strike out with their long necks and
impale a fish on their incredibly sharp beaks. (They are also called
"snake birds" or "water turkeys")
Good job everybody! And thanks again, George!
Chuck Norcutt
Woburn, Massachusetts
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