Critique Cheaha State Park, Alabama

[Luis R. Lebron]

A few images of Cheaha State Park in Alabama

#1

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#2

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#3

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#4

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#5

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#6

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#7

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[rick_reno]

Looks like a quiet place, like 5 and 6 best.

 

[nuclearjock]

What Rick said. Very pretty.

 

[Pa]

Looks very inviting. I remember being taken there as a child as I grew up in Alabama.

 

[Luis R. Lebron]

Looks like a quiet place, like 5 and 6 best.

It is a quiet place. This is just a small section of it. I have a lot more to explore.

 

[Luis R. Lebron]

What Rick said. Very pretty.

Thanks

 

[LyndeeLoo]

Beautiful...

 

[Luis R. Lebron]

Beautiful...

Thanks

 

[olshroom]

Excellent photos. #1 is my favorite.

 

[Luis R. Lebron]

Excellent photos. #1 is my favorite.

Thanks

 

[rcooper]

Love the photos.I've been wanting to go there.

 

[Luis R. Lebron]

Love the photos.I've been wanting to go there.

Thanks. This is just a small section of it. I will probably go a few more times to see the rest of it.

 

[Binnur]

Nice images of a beautiful location.

 

[Luis R. Lebron]

Nice images of a beautiful location.

Thanks

 

[Mike Buckley]

As everyone mentioned, it's a really enjoyable set.

Images #2 and #7 suffer in my mind from each of them being two photos within the same image. Consider cropping #2 just barely above where the trail goes out of sight and #7 just a bit above the people to emphasize the really enjoyable foreground detail in both images.

 

[Luis R. Lebron]

As everyone mentioned, it's a really enjoyable set.

Images #2 and #7 suffer in my mind from each of them being two photos within the same image. Consider cropping #2 just barely above where the trail goes out of sight and #7 just a bit above the people to emphasize the really enjoyable foreground detail in both images.

Thanks for the feedback.