Interlude
by Pedro

Comment:
Reminds me of the guy who's always on the Jackson stop on the Blue or Red Line in Chicago. I like the fact that he's playing oblivious to the camera. Contrast/saturation is wonderful. Nine.

Peace Please
by Sonifo

Comment:
Powerful. Also illustrates that many youngsters nowadays start to be active on issues early. Love the color and composition. Very well thought of and perfectly executed.

Spring Flowers
by train

Comment:
Gorgeous.

Naughty .... but nice
by agwright

Comment:
Got a craving ... went down to the cafeteria to look for exactly this. If this were an ad, you were successful in enticing your customers. Food photography is very difficult for me to achieve.

Solitude
by Zoomdak

Comment:
I can just look at this forever, I think. You were so correct in waiting for the moon to appear.

Munising Falls
by pitsaman

Comment:
Nice rendering ... I've been to this place. Munising is a wonderful surprise really (I was on my way from Green Bay, WI to Sault Ste. Marie (?), stopped for gas at Munising and fell in love with the place. Suffice it to say that I never reached Sault Ste. Marie.). So much for chit chat. I like the creaminess that you've achieved for the water and the green color for the surrounding vegetation. I have no other suggestion except perhaps to burn the haze on the green on top of the falls.

Ethan, Dirty Face and All
by smellyfish1002

Comment:
Beautiful highlight of the eyes ...

The Ruin
by e301

Comment:
I can't quite understand the dark shadow cast on the right side ... if it is really a part of the composition to set the mood or should it be corrected (gradient layer or something)? But I like the subject, it is a very powreful portrait of many farms across America. I drove from the midwest to the east coast and back last summer and decaying farm houses and barns like this are common sights. As a foreigner, I can't quite understand it.

All the Good Things
by mbardeen

Comment:
The mood is dark and gloomy ... very dynamic ... the clouds are like coffins marching in a funeral.

The Hornet
by rhipster

Comment:
Like a scene from 1960s Japanese horror movies :-).