banan-delion
by fngood83

Comment:
Nice concept here. I think the shot needs more of the reflection in it, less of the white space at the top.

a master's degree in what?
by EntertainMe

Comment:
The tongue!! Oh man! What a mundane job!

Traffic
by UrfaK

Comment:
Impressive night shot. How did you avoid movement?? Can't wait to see your exposure info.

drip drip
by JamesDowning

Comment:
I like where you were going with this. I think some simplification of the scene would have sent this over the top. Removing the left hand side of the photo and focusing on the two objects would have been brilliant, simple and mundane! The joint in the wall adds clutter and doesn't strengthen the image. The composition would then have been light at the top and dark at the bottome to anchor the photo with the two shapes in the middle somewhere to add interest.

I lost my power to my Condo
by whiterook

Comment:
The birds head is barely noticeable but when I caught it, I thought it was funny!

Sand, Sea and Surf
by Bobby-Liston

Comment:
Getting closer to the rocks would have put them right in the foreground. Why did you desaturate everything but the blue channel?

Stone Harbor Beach
by sonnyh

Comment:
wonderful landscape! unfortunately your beautiful leading line directs me right to the trash receptacles!

Planted in the sand on paradise beach
by scooter88

Comment:
Wonderful photo and nice use of slow shutter to capture some motion and get that fourth element into your shot! Love the pastel colors of the sunset and the interest added by the hammock! I think all the light is on the left side (obviously) and I am constantly moving away from the hammock to stare at the beautiful orange glow. The compositional element (rule of thirds) used to make the hammock the subject didn't fully create the main focal point. If the hammock had some more light shed on it, if it were brighter, that would have helped to emphasize that as the focal point.

Micro Surf
by hahn23

Comment:
Interesting little abstract/detail of the water and sand.

Reflections at the Waters Edge
by sjhuls

Comment:
Nice idea and execution. Could you have created a blue background from your seamless white BG? You are lucky to have such willing models, umm I mean daughters!