barnstormers
by strongheart

Comment:
Very creative still life. I like the real plane in the background...

Tipycal Iceland
by finnz

Comment:
I love the balance of simplisity and complexity. Simple subject on a backdrop that at first glance is a soft simple one, but leads ot intricate blades of grass as you continue to look at it. Adding this to my favorites because I think you've done a tremendous job with creativew composition.

Eye of the Dragon
by grdSavant

Comment:
Neat dragon. I think the texture on the fabric competes for attention with the bowl. I also think the bowl itself competes with the dragon. If you want the bowl to be your subject, a cleaner backdrop (fabric) would help. If you wnt the dragon to be your subject, I'd suggest finding a perspective that minimizes the impression of it being a bowl.

Midnight Snack
by StevePax

Comment:
I'm not quite getting the use of space, or the cropped pretzel...

forgotten
by crude_art

Comment:
I'd like to see a bit less shadow on the foreground jars to make their detail more accessible.

Pensive Pause
by lynnesite

Comment:
Excellent portraiture - I'm sure the family of these two boys would love to have this presented in their home. As a portrait, it couldn't be improved on in any way I can think of.

Look...
by TedvandenBergh

Comment:
The foreground trucks are a bit of a problem in this image. I'm a bit torn on how to vote since the main aesthetic of this image comes from the way it is painted more than how it is captured photographically. Ignoring that aspect, you've captured it with tehnical skill, and it is an interesting subject. This feels like something that would be best presented in a photo essay about large scale art or something to that effect.

Grasmere Reflections
by robsmith

Comment:
excellent detail held throughout the image, and I'm envious of the reflection you've captured. Looking forward to reading the details of this image when the voting ends as I'd like to know more about the location. Outstanding landscape work!

My girlfriends feet
by kyrkbymannen

Comment:
Distracting background, awkward lighting, overexposure. I'm afraid this concept needs a bit more attention to detail.

Millennium Bridge, Newcastle
by Keys

Comment:
The title suggests the bridge as a focal point, yet there are nearly the same number of pixels presenting the cityscape in the background, and the left side of the bridge is cropped. I think that bridge would make a fascinating subject, but it looses something when it competes with the city skyline.