Camelias
by dtallakson

Comment:
I like the pop of color in the corners. But otherwise the photo is a little dark and grainy (especially on the subjects) which doesn't really add any emotive content here.

Breeze Through the Window
by Tiberius

Comment:
Nice how you got the action in the corner here, but the real focal point seems to be on the back of the man which is pretty much in the third.

Blue.
by EgillP

Comment:
I love how you used the leading lines here to take me into the corner with the rock wall then out into the horizon to the lighthouse with the poles! A great composition with zig zag!!

Early one morning .........
by sulamk

Comment:
Peaceful, calm and emotive! A nice job capturing the light! I would suggest cropping some off the top to get rid of the bright sky which draws the eye away from the dappled light you captured on the log.

Wedding glow
by Neat

Comment:
I like the tones here giving a slight vintage feel. The composition is good. Slight twist is not bad and probably could be twisted more. I think the action in the shot was missed, with one looking away and one looking directly in camera. There is some definite artifacting on the grooms suit... in the vest and in the pants. It just doesn't look natural. It is digitized looking. It may be noise in the shadows brought out from sharpening or something like that.

My girls
by caba

Comment:
Too much space around the subjects. Nice composition using the triangular shape.

My Videogame Collection
by RyanW

Comment:
Very little light captured here and distracting glare throughout.

Sweet gaze
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
Great portrait. I like the shallow depth of field and the darker background. Red was a nice choice. I do find the glare on the upper lip somewhat distracting. Perhaps you could have done some cloning or something to remove that. You did a very nice job controlling the light on the glasses.

Forest for the Trees
by wwjdwithca

Comment:
Watch that horizon. Its fairly tilted but not tilted enough so that it seems a part of the composition.

Stretching towards the sun
by dogsandtrees

Comment:
With this shot, I think a portrait orientation would have been a little more powerful.