And Let Thy Feet...
by AndrewTO

Comment:
I've seen a few candid images of people walking near this quote set into the floor of the British Museum's Great Court area and I think this is one of my favourites in terms of composition (angle of text and tile edges) and people. My only criticism (which is down to personal taste) is the burning in of the edges (or dodging of the central area, whichever way around it happened to be) to create that uneven vignette/ edging to the image. Though it's fairly subtle on the flooring areas I find it quite clumsily done to the right side of the frame behing and above the man's back/ head.

House Hubby
by MAK

Comment:
This is frigging hilarious, Marac. Like that curve of butt cheek peeping out at us there! ROFL

Simply Granny
by dahkota

Comment:
Simple but strong. I like your choice of background colour and your composition. Not sure that the stem isn't a touch too dark (though I think it has to be reasonably dark to provide a focal point)?

Cauliflower... brain food
by asimchoudhri

Comment:
Ha haaa ha haa! And there you probably have the reason I've never liked this vegetable - it really does look too brain like to eat, doesn't it?

Abstract Asparagus
by kteach

Comment:
Nice study of the kind of beautiful detail we often overlook. Lovely colours. Diagonal composition works well.

Garden Fresh
by dmadden

Comment:
Lovely vibrant colours and great contrast between those rich reds and yellows and the greens both infront and behind. The composition is a little different and I find it more interesting as a result - particularly like your inclusion of leaves infront of and between the apples as well as green foliage behind. I could reach out and grab one!

Golden
by michael_p

Comment:
Nice study of the kind of beautiful detail we often overlook. Colours and repetitive shapes work well.

Hot Love
by bubeltrubel

Comment:
Cute idea and nicely captured!

. passionfruit .
by roz

Comment:
Colour balance seems slightly too blue to me but overall, I really like the palette of greens. Love the mix of heavy, solid shapes and slim, curving tendrils. Not sure overall composition works for me - my eye isn't easily led around the frame and tends to settle straight on the central, spherical object.

Abstract Cabbage with Cabbage Bokeh
by james_so

Comment:
I like this a lot - the composition, with the alien landscape in the foreground and the out-of-focus alien tree-like growth behind (I have a fertile imagination) balances well. Such interesting shapes and textures.