Billy Burks

Billy, this might be my favorite photo. The composition is great. Nice detail in the gravel in the foreground while leaving just enough of the people's legs to make us wonder where they are going and how they relate to the scene. Nice.

Pretty simple composition but it works. I like the abstract nature of the image.

It's a little washed out (we will work on this later) but I like the composition. I would prefer the image if the stick coming in from the left side of the frame were not there. It is not interesting enough to hold my eye, and it runs off the upper edge of the frame which is a little confusing, but otherwise nice photo.

Billy, nice composition, but I feel like it would be nice to see the entire top of the grass stem. Maybe it was too tall to include in the composition, but it looks like it might be able to include the upper arc of the grass that is cropped out of the top right of the photo.

Simple composition. I like the abstract nature of the colors and focus. The only thing I can see improved is perhaps bring the tuft of grass seed in the very upper left further into the composition. It would stand out from the rest of the non-seeded grass stems. nice photo.

Pretty busy image without anything of strong focus to lead my eye anywhere. It feels chaotic and unorganized.

Good example of a narrow depth of field. I would like to have the aspens in the right to show more of the horses un-obscured.

Good narrow depth of field. Could tile the image a little to the right so the fence wires don't distract the view by being out of horizontal.

Nice composition and narrow depth of field. I want to see either more of the hand or crop it out entirely.

This is a great image. It effectively uses a narrow depth of field to capture a neat moment between the girl and the horse. Nice work.

I like the composition of dark areas on the top and bottom thirds of this image.

This is a great, abstract image. It seems like you did use a small aperture to keep as many of the leaves in focus as possible.

I like this image. There is a surprising amount of rich detail in the road surface. I would love to see both pairs of shoes included in the composition.

This is a good image. I think the elements would be stronger if it were possible to create more symmetry between both sides of the image. Also, I might consider shifting the exposure up a bit to include a third of bright, overexposed sky into the composition.

Some really neat elements in this photograph. I like the contrasting light and color and the diagonal lines of the grass. Don't be afraid to "harvest" elements like the two small strands of grass that are out of line with the rest. Also, it might be nice to shift the stalk with seed pods into the left third of the frame.

I like the contrast of the red leaves with the washed out sky. It might be more effective to include less of the tree to imply more of the mystical white unknown...