Hail in May?
by Wobble

Comment:
Woah, it hailed in May... Definitely neat, like the framing, and the juxtaposition of colour is eyecatching.

sweet leaf
by parrothead

Comment:
Different and visually interesting. All the basics are good, just one little fragment of "something" that doesn't belong. It doesn't really say anything to me, though.

Making Dust
by eaglebeck

Comment:
Nice action shot! I would have left a wee bit more of the shot (if there was any more) around the rider, but otherwise I like it, the whole thing. He's having too much fun :D I know how you feel though; I love taking shots of my brother on his dirtbike.

Lunar bath salts
by smilebig4me1x

Comment:
Do you live in the jungle?!?!?! I've NEVER seen a moth like THAT!!! Is it a specimen or a real live bug? Amazing how the colour of the bath salts is echoed in the moth, if it's alive, not so amazing if it's a specimen. The only thing that detracts from this shot is the other empty glass, though your vingette probably got rid of more major distractions.

Cleaning the wheat from husks
by Xilebo

Comment:
That's odd, I don't see anything fishy... Anyways, I like this shot for the simple background with interesting subject matter. It's really well framed and caught at the perfect moment. All the colour tones involved complement eachother. I'm not sure the girl was great for the shot; she seems so modern despite her ethnic dress.

Letting go
by audinut

Comment:
Too close to the background, but I like it otherwise. Nice lighting and good concept.

A Salty Breeze
by J_Ehrat

Comment:
This would have been a cool shot even from the side, though showing what's going on is neat. I just find the face a bit distracting.

Granul Art
by LouiseB

Comment:
Too cool! Original and well done! I really don't have anything else to say :P

Shades of Magenta!
by richabhatia

Comment:
This is a pretty neat shot and could seriously have been used in an advertising challenge. My only beefs are the foreground is *too* out of focus and there's a lot of glare off the bottle on it's side.

"Salt is born of the purest of parents: the sun and the sea." - Pythagoras
by dsa157

Comment:
Wow, I have such a mishmash of emotions, I'm not sure what this shot is trying to say. It's beautiful, a great concept well executed, now if only I could pin down the feeling behind it.