Those are some nice shots.  I especially like the one with the other photographer in it.  Also the last two.  Skies are always asking to be captured, and lampposts are very romantic somehow.  I have never seen one like that in person, myself.

I think I have a few good ones somewhere, but I really need to import my old HD onto this computer... meanwhile, I shall encourage others to post art-shots.  I adore artistic photography.

*nudges for everyone*

The one with the sunset and the reflection off the clouds is impeccable.

I also have a camera. These were all taken last spring.

Because it looks like fire?

That first one is very striking!  It looks like the subject for a painting.

I'm a fan of the one off shot. I rarely edit my photos. I always feel like I'm cheating if I start messing around with the photo afterwards.

Go ahead.

If other people want to do stuff with my pics, I'm more than happy to let them.

I didn't do too much. I noted that the colours weren't too bright when I brought them into Photoshop. So I saturated them a bit, just to brighten them up. Much like Scix mentioned he's done.

On the first one I used a paint dobs filter to accent the shadows on the little statue. Might be a bit less subtle than I'd have liked, but it did what I set out to do.

Actually, the close-up of all the little pink flowers just needed a tiny touch of colour and brightness adjustment, and came out beautifully without any direct manual changes to the saturation. Then I simply changed the hue, and got the other colours. They look really neat in indigo, I think.

The last one was a combination of saturation, brightness, and waterpaper filter. Along with a mild gaussian blur. I like it.

Ok, I was working on some photo editing earlier. Opinions?