Personality
by Neil

Comment:
So much character in that boat. It has a little personality to it. Almost a face! Oh, and then I read your title and apparently you saw it too!

Mother's Love
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
Just a little too short with the DOF in my opinion.

The Joy of Pregnacy
by emily212

Comment:
This is a nice shot. I like the soft processing and the choice of B&W. Two things I can think of to bring up here. I think the model is looking too far off into space. Try getting her to look a little bit more at you but not like right at you. Or perhaps you need to be a bit higher with your camera placement and not shooting up into her chin.

The other thing is the setting. This would look better using a brick wall or something urban, or even an old barn wall and something completely rural... but the garage door isn't relly doing it for me as far as the setting. I do like the horizontal perspective.

Way Up
by banmorn

Comment:
Brought to you by the letter "D". Nice found shape! Great for a natural letters challenge.

Yellow Lupine
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
I like this. I would take out a little bit more of the foreground and get down a litle lower on the subject. Otherwise, nice landscape shot!

Memories of Flight
by Aarthek

Comment:
I like the angle you have made, but the leading line doesn't really take me to anything in particular. There is just a real lack of subject and nothing stands out.

working bee on a Yellow Flower
by whiterook

Comment:
This looks pretty heavily cropped and not quite a macro shot. I like the colors but it is not real sharp. YOu got the flower details, bt lost them on the bee. Shooting in the harsh afternoon sun can be difficult... I have discovered the Sunny f16 rule. In mid day sunlight, use an aperture of f16 with a shutter speed equal to 1/iso. So at ISO 100, shutter speed would be 1/100. You should look it up online. The Sunny f16 rule... I have been having fun with that because it doesn't limit you to shooting only in the golden hours!

Been Places
by tfarrell23

Comment:
The latest craze in PP is this grunge look and you used it well with the subject here. It does bring out the color and tones of the image.

Sunset
by diverss

Comment:
Great deep red and orange colors in the sunset. The leading line of the tree tops takes you right to the dimly lit building. A well placed horizon in the bottom third allows the color of the sunset to be the subject. The soft focus and lack of detail in the shadows is a matter of opinion. I would like to see it sharper, but that is my opinion.

my colours
by cyparis

Comment:
Here the photo is lacking in contrast which leads to dull colors. It has a good island feel and speaks to me about who you are thereby capturing your essence!