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Thanks Jameel. I meant to do that, just like the one on my wall:) I will get around to it.

This is my own personal favorite (#4) in spite of a blue sky. It may cast light on some features of photography that are difficult to reconcile Crop to 16x9 per Jameel and Alans advice and my original intention.

thanks Monica now if I can get back downstairs I will post more

Here we get a clear image of Old world charm and new world fashion . You pulled this off perfectly

Southern California screams out hear with the palm trees and archecture

That’s what this thread is all about. And thanks to all the new guys who seek more than just (nice image sort of reply) it makes me do a bit of thinki

Like Alan I love the crop Just beautiful Kyle I bet your first rework was nigh on perfect

Beautiful bird and a great set of images but the back story takes the cake

fully agree with Douglas

I lived in So Cal the first 40 years of my life and never made it to this park. How negligent was that and I was fully aware of it

Lonesome old coot at least he has his neck fully stretched he is onto something

I like the inclusion of color and identifiably shapes. Probably more than the abstract versions

Fantastic whites here good and sharp

I am sort of blind to B&W. But I sure like the tones and shapes and composition

Sunny this is simply gorgeous

As others say how can you possibly improve on this a scene like this has no comparison. Mt Whitney the Tetons and others have the same issue. But tell me how I could improve on this? but some shapes and colors will hold their headsup and steal a show, Jeffrey no matter this is priceless

Thanks thanks Jim

We have a few flowers in bloom in this case phlox. I tried to take few of these and some tulips. I need to weed and clean up the beds but I am not up to it I will try more later

A new twist on sunscreen