Future Reflected in the Past
by dtremain

Comment:
That's some well-polished paint, looks like a mirror. I'm wondering how it would have looked had you waited for the man with the stroller to walk away, though. I don't know that he really adds anything to the photo in this case.

overtoe
by skewsme

Comment:
Very interesting patterns and light here.

Inaugurating Autumn
by giantmike

Comment:
Very nice - just enough contrast, and well composed.

my hero
by tanguera

Comment:
Nicely lit, and the title seems to illustrate the dog's thought.

First Trip to the Beach
by pmichaud

Comment:
I can't tell if the subject is meant to be the dogs or the guy walking away from them. The dogs have been caught in an interesting pose, so I would have tried to get closer and fill most of the frame with the dogs.

The Tranquil Sea Occasionally Gives up its Ghosts
by Gordon_1

Comment:
Interesting title, and good photo above it. I especially like the green moss on the rocks to the left.

The Canyon is Grand
by ShutterRev

Comment:
I think it would have worked better had the hiker been caught while he was nearer to the left part of the frame, walking up. The scale is appropriate to give the impression of the 'grandness' of the canyon vs. the smallness of the hiker, but our eyes are used to reading left to right and where he is in the frame he just sort of gets lost in clutter.

Are You My Mommy?
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
Nope, just a 'snort'

Quiet visitors
by mlu

Comment:
Looks like the shutter speed was slow enough to pull in some ambient light along with the flash, which is probably why the deer are not all that sharp.
I'm not a fan of the border.

Rough Waters
by scarbrd

Comment:
Well composed, good processing and I like the single, small human element.