Gazebo at the Perryville Dock

[mwfanelli2]

Spring in Perryville, Maryland

For whatever reason, looks so much better in a Safari browser than with Firefox or Opera. At least on a Mac. I still don't know why...

[CaraRose]

Really lovely. The walkway makes the composition work perfectly.

No real critique. Maybe a it could use a little more detail in shadows? I'm not even sure if that's necessary though.

[Greg McCary]

The composition is quite nice the only thing that could be improved on is maybe taking the shot during the golden hour, maybe a person it the scene. Nice shot.

[SmartWombat]

looks so much better in a Safari browser

Safari is the only browser that looks at the colourspace of the image (sRGB, Adobe etc) and renders it paying attention to the profile.
The rest of the world expects you to convert it to RBG for web viewing.

Sorry Mac users, reality bites out here on the interweb.

[starriderrick]

Excellent composition,I agree...Golden light can't be beat.Good eye.

Rick

[starriderrick]

Excellent composition,I agree...Golden light can't be beat.Good eye.

Rick

[mwfanelli2]

Safari is the only browser that looks at the colourspace of the image (sRGB, Adobe etc) and renders it paying attention to the profile.
The rest of the world expects you to convert it to RBG for web viewing.

Sorry Mac users, reality bites out here on the interweb.

Exactly! This is the same explanation I got on the Apple user forum this morning. Wow, what a stunning difference. How hard could it be to use the colorspace in Firefox and Opera? That means that on my Vista machine, I have no way at all to see anything with the colors, contrast, and exposure it was created with. Bumma.

[DeniseSoden]

Firefox DOES have an addon, but for some reason it only works on certain pages. Still don't know why.

As far as the picture goes, I do agree with what others have said. nice comosition, and I like the way the path leads to the gazebo. Even though the composition is really well done, for some reason, it's just not jumping out to me as super interesting (I really don't want that to sound rude). I do think sunset lighting would be fantastic with it though!