I dont think I should be riding with you...
by tolovemoon

Comment:
LOL! Yes, a definite decision in this shot! Good use of b/w removed distractions from the background and draws attention to the subject by way of the texture in her shirt. There is a lot of unused space between the subject and the car's roof. I'm not sure if the roof is an integral part of the shot, but cropping just above the subject's head might have aided the composition.

blue
by emeel

Comment:
A nice simple shot, bordering on the abstract. Good use of bold primary colours make for a very energetic composition.

Well done!

When my Life is Falling Apart.. Should I? Or Shouldn't I?
by RaiNb0wGiRliE2

Comment:
An interesting shot! Suggestion: try recomposing the photo next time to get rid of the grill in the background - it's a bit distracting. Keeping the background as featureless as possible will allow the viewer to focus on your subject.

Hmmm... Where to go ?
by Apee

Comment:
Try cropping out the left and right portions of the image. The subject will be more prominent and you'll get rid of most of the bright sky which is a bit of a distraction. Other than that, I think it is a nice photo, in focus with some great colours. Well done!

He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not
by marmalade1121

Comment:
A nice shot. I think I would have left the image without any border decorations, but otherwise a good composition and the subject well in focus.

Just as final suggestion - try cropping out the top third and left third of the image. I think that you'll end up with an even more dramatic image :)

Good luck!

life or death
by pcody

Comment:
A good b/w shot. The grain in the fence in the background is good, but I'm finding that the pickets in the front a bit too 'glaring' for my liking. I love how sharp the image is though.

Which will please the senses?
by Sebi

Comment:
You clearly show your choices, but I find the lighting somewhat distracting. Just my opinion, but I think it would have turned out better if the hand wasn't so bright.

I think it's going to break right...
by northrop4

Comment:
Nice composition of the golfer, but I find the background (fence / trees) a bit distracting.

It's just a suggestion, but I believe that standing up and taking a shot looking down at more of an angle might have given you a shot with mostly grass in the background, removing most of the distractions.

undecided
by charliebaker

Comment:
Personally, I would have perhaps done a 16:9 or 3:2 crop to accentuate the nuances evident in your subject matter.

:-P

Is it time to mow?
by MrAnalogy

Comment:
Good colour saturation, but focussing could do with some work.