Breaking Free
by dsidwell

Comment:
Nicely done botanical pic, good light, innformative and a fine composition 10

Thistle Leaf
by Jean

Comment:
great stuff, (reminds me of jean's feather pic)
I would try to over or under saturate the green (?) 10

Youth Soccer... best when soggy
by DiamondPete

Comment:
Nice staging. A good cadidate for B&W. would put the umbrella and the lawn in the same tonal range. this would improve the balance of the composition. Would also add a little extra mood in this fine rainy day image.

Showdown
by zeuszen

Comment:
I like the composition, the spacial awkwardness, and mystery in this one. Does one have to be Brithish to make some sense about what is goig on?

Can I Play Too?
by vonautsch

Comment:
Fine image and story.
One tip I will give you though (if you are using photoshop) is not to change the mode of your photo to grayscale but leave it in RGB. Go into the Image - Adjustments - Channel Mixer menu, select "monochrome" and start moving around the sliding cursors until you get an optimal range of grays. In this image the lawn texture and tone would be improved a lot by darkenig in the green channel.
I am sure this will eventually make sense to you.

Freedom - The Open Door
by Spanish_Grease

Comment:
Simple and adequate image. freedom without a price tag, refreshing!

Twice Daily
by K-Rob

Comment:
Good job! I knew this one would do well.

November 22, 1963
by crabappl3

Comment:
Now, finaly someone comes out with some quality negative space, that stands alone as a independent graphical element and enhances the main subjet at the same time.

Web Designer
by Sonifo

Comment:
Yet another victim of the challenge conformity squadron. great shot, very dynamic composition.

Peek
by Alecia

Comment:
impecable, feel and composition both. Congrats on getting a gimmick free image so well ranked.