Heliophobia - Fear of bright sunlight
by h2

Comment:
I'm curious to find out how you did that.

Fly-Eye
by Cory

Comment:
Holy bug-eyes! HOW do you do that?! That is so cool!

Walk on, there's no such thing as ghosts........
by herfotoman

Comment:
Would have been AWESOME if it weren't for that flappity fern to the left. Still very good. :)

Cold Shoulder
by Neil

Comment:
It looks like your model has some chapped lips going on, which is a little bit distracting for me. As for the actual photo quality, I think it's great. I love how the shadows make the colors seem even colder.

My failed attempt at a cool ice shot
by hernan43

Comment:
This would make an awesome desktop background for July - August, lol.

Natural Textures
by manish

Comment:
9! Huge coming from me; I'm a bit of a troll. :)

Detail in blue
by hajeka

Comment:
There is a hair or piece of fuzz that is really distracting to me, lol. Other than that, it's good. :)

Just Chillin
by briandsd

Comment:
Oh wow. I've never seen a damselfly that close before. Does it have eggs on its stomach?

I would have liked this better if the entire insect was in focus, but the way it is is still really cool. :)

Cool with a little Warmth
by Ammie

Comment:
Something about the editing I don't like. Can't put my finger on it exactly. I don't like the colors in the sky, looks too much like magma. Also, your sheperd has a reddish glow on his right side, but it's only him. Nothing else has that glow, and there isn't much red to the far right of the sky; it's mostly straight on. The reflection of the sky in the water around the sheperds feet looks blue and cloudy, so it doesn't match the sky very much. I really like the focus and clarity of the photo though. IDK, it seems to me a bit over-edited?

Honestly, I don't really know what I'm doing though, so there might be people who compliment you on what I've critiqued.

Broken swing
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
When I was little, I sat in one of those and the treebranch snapped and hit me in the noggin. Trust grandpa, whose glasses are thicker than jar bottoms, to find a branch that's rotten all the way through.

Good photo, btw. :)