Yellow Cars
by alanfreed

Comment:
Very unusual and graphic, almost an ad for a taxi company. Compositon, exposure great.

The other side
by Andelain

Comment:
I love the idea here! It's one of the most intriguing uses of selective desat in the group. It is also appropriate that you put the farmland in green and the city in grayscales. Exposure right on, composition ok (but i'd prefer the river - and therefore the entire scene -a bit more diagonal.) This should finish within sight of ribbonsville.

Outside in
by geewhy

Comment:
A study in textures very well done! Exposure and focus on the building is perfect with a strong tonal range. It looks like you may have removed some of the color in the green backgroud - which was a goiod choice. As it is - it adds to the image - if it were bright green it would draw the viewer away from the great textures.

Loungin' Around
by jmlelii

Comment:
Unusual perspective that works well. Not sure, but it may be stronger with jsut one of the umbrellas in color.

Hiding
by Cam

Comment:
Just a hint of color works very well. May be a buit stronger if there was more spavce in front of the egret.

In the Beginning ...
by magnetic9999

Comment:
Nice idea - the theme and apple are great. I'd like it better if your model was interacting with you more. Nice exposure and rendering.

Making A Point
by e301

Comment:
The print quality is right on. Bright crisp whites and dark blacks - with plenty of tonal range between. Everything else works too - focus, composition, and the desaturization. If it were mine - I would not use the white line as part of the border.

Avocado tree
by AndrewTO

Comment:
I resally like the lighting and your use of the vertical blinds - it really makes the leaves stand out nicely. It's a simple effective image.

Eyes of the Cat
by Cantique

Comment:
The eyes are great - as is the entire left side of the image. But the bright white on the right side really takes over, not what you wanted.

Summer Refreshment
by joanns

Comment:
Cute and well done - perhaps a bit too centered. Subtle colors work as you wanted.