Dia de los Muertos
by kasaba

Comment:
A clear distinction and different mood, left and right. I like it!

Crisscross
by markwiley

Comment:
Beautifully intricate shot, nicely stitched together. However, not too much difference in the B&W and color versions

Nautilus Shell Diptych
by Dorsetgirl

Comment:
Beautifully soft on the right, a little harsh on the left (but where did the shell's rim go?)

Grasshopper
by roz

Comment:
I like how both shots work - a live grasshopper on the left, a steel one on the right

Fisherman
by johanna_koek

Comment:
Nice picture, although the amount of green is indeed rather small .

Looking at ewe
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
I like the expression, the sharp focus, blurred background - that all is good. The inquisitive look also makes this a nice picture.

But I did not score it very high because of the black vignette. That creates a gloomy mood that, in my opinion, doesn't jive with the ewe's cheeky looks.

Did you try different processing? High key, with a lighter vignette, for example?

Lemon/Melon
by Barroness

Comment:
I like how you have two anagrams in a single picture. I also like the general composition, but I struggle with the choice of focus and the fact that it seems to be nowhere tack sharp.

Perlite
by MichaelC

Comment:
There is a haze of unsharpness in this photograph. I had a similar issue, and I was able to solve it by applying "sharpening" upon exporting for DPC. If you just use a bi-cubic interpolation algorithm it is just not tack sharp, with bi-cubic plus sharpening it is a lot better. Maybe this helps you too.

Bernie at the Fair
by MaryO

Comment:
Got him! Right behind the leftmost carousel ...

St. Mark's Square
by tjmueller

Comment:
Found him - at the edge of the terrace