Photographer's Request for Critique

--Siegfried Burgstaller

Railroad to Bowen Island.

Any comments and critiques would be most welcome.

Critiques

James Sarte , March 25, 2004; 09:45 P.M.

Fan-fawkin-tastic! Love what've done with this image!

Rick Aubin , March 25, 2004; 11:02 P.M.

Nicely done!

My only thought is that you might show a little more of what looks like a railroad tie in the foreground.

Ken Thalheimer , March 26, 2004; 03:32 P.M.

Pretty cool idea. Something about the rails though. Two narrow and I think it would work if they were parallel?

Robert Bukar , March 26, 2004; 07:43 P.M.

I love it! Thanks for sharing.

Rob

Mickael Green , March 26, 2004; 10:41 P.M.

Reminds me of Myst-game concept.

Allon Kira , March 28, 2004; 04:14 A.M.

Surreal and beautiful!

Alfred Kukitz , April 08, 2004; 09:58 P.M.

Well Siegfried...where are you taking us. Hmmm?

Stephane Robichaud , November 24, 2004; 09:49 P.M.

Wow, I like this one a lot. Very nice job. Only thing that I would like to see differently is the distance between the track and the island in the back. But I'm far from being sure it can be done with a different lens that would flatten the distance.

Mark Anthony Kathurima , August 02, 2006; 12:43 A.M.

What a beautiful shot. It feels ethereal... And IMHO it could still work if you were to crop a third from the top to make it become a square composition.

Best regards from Kenya,

Mark

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Siegfried Burgstaller

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Train Tracks to Bowyer Island - Storm, Brunswick

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