Long time, no critique

[mtbbrian]

Welcome back to the critique forum Spike!
These are both good interesting images, although I think I am drawn to the second more than the first. Mostly because I find it better without the mountains and other elements in the background.
I think it works fine with the two people walking out of the frame.
Good Stuff! Please don't be a stranger to the critique forum again!
Brian

[cjsoap]

Spike,
I really like these silhouetted images, I don't think rules apply here.
I was wondering what they were seeing from up there. Nice exposure.
I think you should post more often.
CJ

[Spike]

Thank you, CJ!

Spike,
I really like these silhouetted images, I don't think rules apply here.
I was wondering what they were seeing from up there. Nice exposure.
I think you should post more often.
CJ

[Spike]

Hi Brian. I guess my picture taking has been stalled for awhile, and my participation in the forums ebbs and flows too. I'll try not to be too much of a stranger. Thanks for your comments on my photos.

Spike

Welcome back to the critique forum Spike!
These are both good interesting images, although I think I am drawn to the second more than the first. Mostly because I find it better without the mountains and other elements in the background.
I think it works fine with the two people walking out of the frame.
Good Stuff! Please don't be a stranger to the critique forum again!
Brian

[berrywise]

Hiya Spike.

I for one like the sillhouttes. I think it works well, especially in the secone one. If nothing else I think that the second one could be even darker to remove wha appears o be a trash can on my screen (though my screen is probably not callorbrated properly since I'm on my roommates compuer).

What brought you all the way over to British Columbia? Also I got an email from Celly eons ago and never responded and now I feel like a litle procrastinating non-friend. Hope its never to late to give you my best wishes and hope all is going well.

Scott