Fulfilled
by mBastin

Comment:
It seems to be out of focus

Hunter
by cubesofspinach

Comment:
You should try diffusing the light with a piece of paper, it seems a bit harsh.

Pine 'Cone'
by hiptree

Comment:
It doesn't seem to be in focus.

Setting Sunflowers
by lynnesite

Comment:
You could try shooting this shot at sunset/sunrise with a smidge of up lighting on the faces of the flowers.

Ted
by ButterflyGirl

Comment:
The white light coming from the bear's left is very harsh. You might try diffusing it with a piece of paper.
I think if you were just to eliminate the white light and try a super long exposure with just the red light from the bear's right it would turn out cool. It would give it the "evil toy" look.
if you were to stick with the white light, I would move the bear to the right of the frame and center the nose on the right "thirds" imaginary line.
If you were to use just the red, do the oppisite.

Lantern Festival
by tokyoahead

Comment:
There is a very distracting light behind the lowest center tassel.

The Rack
by omnisppot

Comment:
This is a hard one to shoot. All the chrome tends to pick up lots of light and cause a lot of distracting points. This really needs a center point of focus. I'm not sure where my eyes should be looking.

A Rose, is a Rose
by tfarrell23

Comment:
I think a black piece of paper or material placed in front of the vase would have been beneficial. The blue is very distracting from the most excellently shot rose.

Low key snack in color
by hajeka

Comment:
I think what this photo lacks is contrast and a tight crop. I think you need to exclude everything but the cracker. That would turn it from just a cracker on the table to something like the surface of a distacnt planet. It would totally change the mood, drama, and perception of the subject....even if it is "just a cracker"

Rising Moon
by wei1108

Comment:
a tighter crop would add more drama. there just seems to be too much dead space.