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"WOW is right! This is amazing!"

"Thanks Daniel, Another lesson, i have to learn! Thank you for taking the time to teach me this! Thanks Bill :))"

"Thanks Nathan, Yes, it is a lesson that i have to learn. I am grateful for your honesty! As well as the fact that took the time to say IT! Thanks!!!! :)) Thanks Again! Bill"

"Thanks CameraClicker, For the help! I have to tell you, the 3rd pic was, in a section of dead end train tracks, in my city, with all this trash, there was, you know the structure over the tracks for lights, etc. and somebody hung all this strange…"

"I would agree. My intent in cropping the photo was not to say "salvage it", rather to illustrate how a change in composition would alter the impression given. While you can always adjust certain aspects of a mediocre image, the general…"

"I don't want to sound negative or mean spirited because I am not. However, it might be time to discard these and move on. Make some new images with the comments made here in mind. Sometimes we make an image that we have high hopes for and for…"

"I agree with Nathan, the dandelions photo is the most compelling of the group, but the foreground pieces that are out of focus should have been removed before the shutter was released. Daniel's crop is an improvement but cropping won't fix…"

"Wow, They are all, nice!, But the 3rd one, is Really Cool!"

"The Bean,,, "

"From the Walking Track, Near Cicero ave. "

"From The Roof, Of My Home! "

"Thanks Daniel! i am beginning to under stand! I really like this site! it is helping me learn a lot! i have made some corrections, let me know if i real do get it! Thanks again, to all of you for your time and Patience!"

"I would concur with Nathan's observation. Black and white in particular requires strong composition to work well. Dandylions could be better is the unfocused foreground elements didn't intrude on your subject. Also review your rule of…"