This Ole House
by kevrobertson

Comment:
Very interesting. I wish I couldn't see the stage lights at the top of the photo as it detracts from the intrigue for me. Also, the guy hurts the shot a little bit for me. I prefer to concentrate on the interesting shapes of the structure itself. The guy's pose seems too forced.

Chameleon
by roadrunner

Comment:
Totally made me shutter. Excellent use of light here.

The Guitarist's Hand
by Wawaa

Comment:
Very nice.

Tunnel vision
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Different and interesting.

Wild Hair Sunset
by lynnesite

Comment:
Delightful. Would like a little more breathing room left and bottom to let the tail be fully present in the shot and to incorporate a bit more of the dust in the back. The lighting though is terrific. 7

Flat Lighting
by benhur

Comment:
True to title, and for that reason, doomed not to score too well.

Vigil
by Firsty

Comment:
The lighting is wonderful. The composition is also quite nice - good use of the rule of thirds. I would like to see the paws in the shot as well, and I think the mane suffers a bit from over-sharpening.

To the darkness and back
by nicklevy

Comment:
I like the unusual dimensions for this shot. I like the fact that the mouth is cropped out as this is also unorthodox (and I imagine you'll probably catch some flak for it). I like the B/W/Sepia conversion. The only thing that bugs me at all is the light on his left eyebrow - not that there is light there, but that it makes such a hard, straight, horizontal line. Still, very well done. 7

Suncatcher
by megryan

Comment:
The lighting is indeed very nice. The "pose" and framing are also quite good. Two little nitpicks: 1) the fuzzy head is clipped, but not enough to make it look intentional, and 2) the photo seems hazy - this may be intentional, in which case please ignore the rest. If it was inadvertant, there are two ways I can think to unhaze it: 1) boost saturation and contrast, or 2) defog with USM settings roughly 25/60/4. HTH.

Morning Breaks
by Rachel34

Comment:
I like the sunrays, as I generally tend to in photos, but the rest of the photos doesn't excite me at all. I don't care for the branches in the foreground and I wish for some subject matter that was caught in the sunrays. Even just a park bench, but I feel that something is needed as a focal point in the image.