Focus
by katlyn

Comment:
I would have preferred to have some light on the flower in the foreground.

more to the point
by Pixelprose

Comment:
The colors look a little washed out on this. Nice DOF. Overall I find the subject of this photo not too interesting.

Opposite Reflections
by Donatien

Comment:
I like this photo from a technical standpoint, but the light seems "off" on it. Some white balance adjustment might help compensate for the artificial light.

Hard & Soft
by kevrobertson

Comment:
The lighting looks too harsh for this picture. The glare on the left part of the wall around the boots is distracting. The shadow and bright area of the wall on the lower right tries to pull your attention out of the frame. This looks to me like Sepia tones were used to try to make an dull picture more interesting, but I don't think it worked in this case.

Otherworld
by KaDi

Comment:
I don't find this picture to be particulary interesting. It feels very busy with lots of different elements vying for your attention. I like the focus and depth of field.

The Game
by MrZed

Comment:
The colors look very subdued and unnatural in this picture. If this was done in PS, I don't particulary care for the effect. If it came from the camera, you may want to re-evaluate the use of backlighting for this shot. The reflections on the floor distract from the main subject. A table cloth or sheet or something under the chess set might have removed or at least softened these reflections.

Fire and Ice
by Jukomox

Comment:
The ice looks out of focus and is awfully dark. It doesn't stand out from the background at all. The fire is interesting and by itself might make a good photo, but this combination is pretty dull.

Left & Right in Black & White
by GeneralE

Comment:
Nice deep blacks and contrast. That is about all this photo has going for it. Maybe there is some personal sentiment in it for you, but it's lost on me.

She and He
by greslizzz

Comment:
This photo suffers from blurriness. The background is also not very photogenic. The framing of the composition puts the two interesting elements at opposite ends of the frame and has them seperated by more of that uninteresting background. This makes it difficult for me to view the photo as a whole- it almost seems like two photos side by side (is this a double exposure?) I can see what you were trying to do in terms of opposites, but I think the execution could be better.

The Two Sides of Mankind
by Jade

Comment:
There is a lot of black/dark area in this picture and a relatively small area of interest.