Red, Green, Blue, Balanced
by KarenNfld

Comment:
It's very hard to do a shot like this without being left with any reflections or much dust to clone out - nicely done.

The skeleton
by Sisto

Comment:
The verticals are just a little off-vertical, which detracts from the composition.

Deep in the Forest........
by Cyrilda

Comment:
I would have preferred to see the whole mushroom in sharp focus, rather than the leaf litter in the background - the entire focal plane seems to be somewhat behind it.

Tower and moon
by Melethia

Comment:
A lot of the highlights on the structure are blown out, losing a lot of detail.

kung fu supplies co.
by Tiberius

Comment:
The off-vertical tilt of the window frames along the right edge of the image detract from the shot somewhat.

Grandpa
by DCrest01

Comment:
There seems to be just a bit of a warm colour cast that could have been avoided with a custom white balance setting in camera.

cathedral
by Abra

Comment:
for architectural shots with prominent verticals, it really helps to have the camera straight - the tower on the right leans to the left. There are also noticeable sharpening halos around the entire building against the sky.

A Bush In White Sands
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
Very strong composition, if only that shrub were a little sharper though... I would also have got rid of the sharpening halos at the edges of the dune and the background mountain. Still, one of my highest scores in this contest.

Driven
by markwiley

Comment:
A strong composition, and an original take on this cliche. I feel the fade around the railway image is a little too squared off and rectangular near the top left. The front lighting on the skin works in some parts of the image, but looks a little too waxy, especially around the ear and nose. Nevertheless, one of my highest scores in this contest.

Red, Rust & Blue
by RamblinR

Comment:
Interesting subject but I'm not a fan of the excessive tonemap.