Wooden Beauty
by Discraft

Comment:
** Greetings from the Critique Club **

Interesting sculpture shot, although the focus seemed a bit soft to me.
DOF perhaps a bit narrow. The lighting was fairly good, although there is a bit too much lighting bouncing off the forehaed of the statue. Might try using an umbrella, or bouncing the flash off the ceiling if you repeat this shot.
The white background was not the best choice here. You might consider a sand colored background instead.

- Linda

Fur
by aKiwi

Comment:
the black background does not work well here as the fur is so dark. Nice idea though

My Precious
by cowcollect

Comment:
focus is off, glare on diamond is very distracting, yellow tone to diamond needs correcting

The Sky is the Limit
by justin_hewlett

Comment:
this is a much better example of leading lines than the chrome shot.
The exposure levels are well done, making for a beautiful natural looking sky. The poles - both wood and metal lead my eye straight to the top.

Study in Metal - Reflections
by justin_hewlett

Comment:
with leading lines - the idea is to have the lines lead the eye to the subject. You're missing a subject here.

Perspective
by RN Patti

Comment:
sky is blown out, greens and blues seem a bit washed

almighty...
by renonovado

Comment:
great sharpness of detail. creative use of both coin and paper.

The Equalizer
by dw_photo

Comment:
would have recommended you take this in early morning or late afternoon for a raking light effect. The stone cross is being hit with strong lighing making it blend into the brighlty lit trees. The sky appears blown out.

That's Mine. You Owe Me $4000.
by rookie92

Comment:
lol - I almost entered a monopoly pic myself. Good take on the challenge.

Servants not included . . .
by KaDi

Comment:
seems to be a lot of noise in this image