Abandoned
by mBastin

Comment:
What a great shot of a rickety old building! You've captured this really well, it looks like it's all twisted and bending in all sorts of different directions.

I like the clouds too, they all seem to run towards toe building, it gives me the feeling as if the building is actually alive and is going to get up any second and walk away!

Unity
by redpanda

Comment:
Ha, I like the fact the colours almost exactly match, and their stances too! Now all you need now is a cigarette in the parrots claw :)

Seattle Sunrise
by Mitch55

Comment:
This is a really nice skyline shot, but the second I look at it I instantly feel it's a touch soft. It's not overly so much that it ruins the shot and I imagine it would look great on print.

One of the nice features of this shot is the contrast of the two worlds. You have the brightly lit city with the tower dominating, then behind it all you have the mountain with a gorgeous sky, which is sort of saying "build big cities all you like, but nature is still more powerful and more beautiful". That's what I take from it anyway :)

Awakening
by Budya

Comment:
Great colours and details! I like the way you have captured such a vivid red against black. The lighting is maybe a tiny bit harsh, but it's only a very minor complaint on an otherwise very nice image.

small
by roz

Comment:
I remember marveling at the other version of this shot when I saw it. This one is another stunning capture.

I always marvel at the details you capture in these and your backgrounds are always really nice, which I think is what lifts yours above all the other bug macros.

NYC Meet And Greet
by bvy

Comment:
Straight off the mark because the small girl grabs your attention, I didn't see much else. After looking around for a bit I suddenly came across the guy in the black, holding what I'm guessing is some sort of electronic device, who for some reason despite looking really out of place, escaped my attention for the longest time! Just when I thought I had taken in everything, I spot all the psychic and tarot signs!

There's so much to take in on this shot, which is funny because at first glance there doesn't seem to be that much to look at at all!

The Old Home
by emily212

Comment:
I like shots of run down buildings and this one has a lot going for it. The sky, the long colourful grass, the details on the structure itself.

The downside of this for me is the composition. I think it needs a bit more space, some context to set the building in, some more of the surroundings perhaps.

Winter by the Lake
by wolf

Comment:
It's hard to even tell it's a lake, it just looks like a snow covered road!

For me the closest tree blocks a lot of the shot. I suspect there's a tree line there and it would be nice to see them lead into the shot rather than be blocked off at the start. The ice and the path with both lead into the shot also seem to vanish behind the tree, again making it feel like it's just in the way.

The Last Balcony.
by rooum

Comment:
Nice shot, love the processing.

It's funny how it seems to start off in good condition on the top left and then decay more as you go to the bottom right. There's almost two worlds here, a look into the old world where this building was in it's prime and then the modern run down look, yet they both seem to co-exist at the same time as you look at it.

Icicle Creek
by robertscn

Comment:
I have visions of you standing dangerously on some rock on the edge of the water to take this, probably because I've done that in the past too.

This is a nice shot, though it's a shame you've cut the tops of the far trees off, it would have been good to see those and what's behind.