Vertigo??????
by MWitt

Comment:
Ohhh, good one. Great subject, nice job. It would look even better if you cropped this by cutting 2 inches off the top. Then it would be a much stronger effect I think. You should have also titled to the right (a lot) in order to remove the out of focus rock on the left. :)

In Memory Of...
by K-Rob

Comment:
It's hard to tell if anything is really in focus. I might have tried a close up of just 3 or 4 head stones. Nice subject anyway. DDOF is not impressive if the distance to your subject is a realitively great distance.

Hosp Grove Trail
by ScottK

Comment:
Kind of boring subject. Don't be afraid to get off the beatin track, there, and look for something else.

Circle of Life
by sher

Comment:
Pretty nice sense of depth. The cross looks a little too far tilted to the left. I might have tried rotating the whole thing to the right to balance it, even if the flower would then be tilted. Should have removed that dead stem in the foreground. I would have also pulled out a pair of sicsors and clipped those tall pieces of grass. OK maybe that's a little too much. :)

The Flag in the 'Old Arcade'
by bobdaveant

Comment:
Awesome shot! The flag really stands out nicely in front of the dark building and skylight.

Pomegranate flowers
by MrAkamai

Comment:
Nothing is centered. You should have zoomed in (and centered on) that bizzare "bulb" on the right instead. But make sure you have enough light.

Photographer in the center of attention
by MotoCycleBoi

Comment:
Looks like a lot of cool stuff in that "garage" to take pictures of. :)

untitled
by leaf

Comment:
What I like about this image is the STRONG distinct colors (brown, blue, and green). Other then that however it's not very interesting, and it's tilted to the right.

Amanda's Eyes
by deafwolf

Comment:
Looks like some camera shake there. In low light (low shutter speed), remember to use a tripod especially when you zoom in which it looks like you did here. :)

laser web
by shutterfly

Comment:
That's really cool. I hope you mention in the image notes how you did it. One thing is, I'd have rotated the image 90 degrees and left the "frame" like it is (portrait). Doesn't fit the challenge topic that well but... :)