Sun Dome
by pointandshoot

Comment:
A little man fears that hand, whilst another is turned away unaware.

To Shez - sending you a whole garden full of them
by Neat

Comment:
So dreamy.

The Great Easter Escape
by posthumous

Comment:
I LOL'ed at the title.

two of us going nowhere
by posthumous

Comment:
I absolutely love this. I would hang this on my wall in a heartbeat.

T i M B e R
by sherpet

Comment:
I HAVE PENCILS LIKE THESE SHEZ, DON'T THINK I WOULD HAVE EVER HAD THE EXCELLENT IDEA THAT YOU HAD THOUGH. SIMPLY WONDERFUL.

Plants vs Predators
by RobynK

Comment:
I think you picked a unique subject: herbivory, however, your composition is sore, I feel. I think a more striking connection needs to be made between the insect-eaten leaves and the thorns. Many probably gloss over the leaves and only see the thorns before moving on. One way to enhance the leaves is probably a shot from underneath, where the light is shining through the holes; while the thorned stem could be framed as some sort of leading element.

The Speed of Light
by rockyrajan

Comment:
The centered pole draws attention to a contrast which maybe you tried to make with the selective red...however there doesn't seem to be any contrast between the two lanes; to me, this creates a disconnect. I'm looking and looking for the harsh element of this image...but I can't find it, no man standing on the median looking to cross, no crash, no fear, chaos, confusion. There's too much to look at in this image which seems unrelated.

for sale
by mrbig65

Comment:
The image is overprocessed to me. It borders cartoonish. This doesn't ruin the image though. I like your subject but I think you need to examine it a bit more closely (walk around, find some rousing angles). The composition doesn't really impact the viewer, it's rather standard.

Where only weed can survive...
by hajeka

Comment:
My eyes don't really know where to look in this image (no real focal point, I'm bouncing around everywhere). I look at the moss covered rocks and don't see the "harsh environment". I see the flourishing green and see how many organisms are able to survive. The wood is even worn away, probably from insects eating it.

I like your attempt at framing with the posts, but there just isn't a subject to frame which matches the challenge description.

Imagine Choices Without Constraints
by njsabs

Comment:
I like this image. I like the peaceful expression upon her face. I don't like how it appears she has some hunch protruding from her back; if the veil had had more of a peaceful flow behind her, this would have been a winning image.