A Single Grain
by ekmai

Comment:
What a great social commentary on world hunger!! You have great vision and compassion for the plight of the many! Imagine...

freeform study
by chromeydome

Comment:
I love bananas!

Theater of the Absurd
by RKT

Comment:
Send in the clowns!!

Fisherman
by Germaine

Comment:
Good pastel sunset reflected in the water. Nice slow shutter speed capturing the movement. For once I am going to say I don't think there is quite enough blur here. The fisherman is slightly blurred but still looks clear. I would like to see some more blur.

Reflections in shadow
by Kelli

Comment:
I think there is too much texture here. I think it should be either the glass or the wood. With both of them, neither is highlighted as standing out. I am guessing by the title that there is something in the reflections to look at, but I'm not seeing anything that is crystal clear due to the competing wood grain background.

Seagull on beach
by SoulJance

Comment:
I like the pastels and the blur!

New Horizons
by salmiakki

Comment:
Love the blur, I just think there is too much white in the foreground. I think if the blurred people were longer and still as skinny, then it would be much better with the amount of white in the foreground.

Cruiser
by Melethia

Comment:
Such a well shot image and the lensbaby adds so much flair. I love the color tone of the shot and the nostalgia of the old school bike.

Racing Lines
by brittany26

Comment:
Where's the swimmers? Where's the action? The shot is pretty good for parallel lines, but it's lacking the excitement that could make it a great shot! You could probably try to reframe it to lose the building and the pool deck on the left to make it stronger as a static image.

Parallel Lives
by bohemka

Comment:
This is a great example of parallel lines. In order to make it stronger, I would try to reframe this to leave out the sky and the residential housing on the right and just show the lines.