Saturday Night in Vegas
by jfaulkner

Comment:
The "heavy brights" on the left vs. the "delicate darks" to the right make the image feel slightly off balance to me.

White Water Falls
by prbetts

Comment:
I love the romance of this shot - moonlight on cascading water. Too much tilt to the horizontal, though.

Celebrating the Creator
by gloda

Comment:
Good Color Wheel balance. The rock (crystals) in the center seems to reflect the blues and reds nicely, but is not sharp enough to make an impact. 7

Tacks Day
by Shannon

Comment:
One little old 9 wouldn't have brought you up to a higher position, but that's what I would have given you if could have. This was the first one to catch my eye, and kept it place on the top of my list.

An elegant dig - with a touch of humor (a Cary Grant Shot!)

Paperscissors, Rock
by redneckhick

Comment:
Funny. First I thought you over processed the silver scissors. By the time the pic finished downloading, it was clear what you did. The rocks are terrific, but you might have chosen a different color paper (light yellow or cream to compliment the lighter parts of the rocks.) 7

To the Rescue!
by Chinabun

Comment:
A super-heroic job! 10

Lights and Shadows on a Parchement Paper
by Blim

Comment:
Wish crisper were more possible, but this is terrific. 9

Abandoned
by JPR

Comment:
Reading a couple of other comments reminds me of how important details are in planned shots. For example, I could tell how many members were way too young to remember the 70's ("clean" and "neat" were not characteristics of the hippie culture!)

You have a good eye - but need to be aware of those things we nitpickers find distracting. :-)

But, no matter how careful you are, there's always a sharp eye like Goodman, who noticed that those very new, very shiny shoes were on the wrong feet! Funny, man.

window to nowhere
by slonko

Comment:
Oh, my gosh - if you can market this to a fabric dyer, I'll order a long skirt tomorrow! I love the schmooshy look of the blues, and greens seen thru the window are a perfect balance of soft and light.

M.C. Escher's Boyhood House
by mariomel

Comment:
MCE is one of my Favorites - Thanks for doing this!