Private Celebration
by rjkstesch

Comment:
Beautiful capture. The couple really stand out well against the background but still fit within the overall scene. Strong composition and exposure as well.

Victory
by holyfam

Comment:
Great expression and angle, would be stronger imho if the left hand wasn't cut out, though it does look ok as it's not cropped right at the wrist. The bright colors add impact as well.

The Beauty of Nature
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
Nice job of capturing the water, really adds a sense of motion and continuity to the image.

Thanks for Making House Calls
by vtruan

Comment:
To me, this subject might work best for a photojournalistic approach - maybe including the fire hall or a fire truck (if possible) in the background. The mailbox by itself doesn't hold a lot of interest imho. However, a more abstract approach might work as well -- perhaps a closup of the red side of the mailbox emphasizing the textures + geometry of the box. Just my thoughts.

ROTC Members Holding The Flag
by eaglebeck

Comment:
I think this is a good subject, but might benefit from a more interesting/less rigid composition. Framing the image such that the stripes create diagonals (rather than straight forward lines as they are here) in the image would strengthen it in this way imho. Seems to be a little bit of motion blur (on the girl at the right) as well - faster shutter speed should clear that up. Nice candid capture.

Rainy Daisy Days
by CNovack

Comment:
Great idea and subject. Did you try any with the umbrella at the girl's back? I think a classic childhood smile here could really add emotion and impact to the image. As it is now, my attention is drawn more to the daisies, but I think it would be more powerful with the girl (and her facial expression) as the focus.

Ton up at Lords
by tonyv

Comment:
From my view, it seems that the mask is the focus of the shot - it has the most contrast in the cage and top. You might structure the composition to better emphasize this (maybe crop off a bit on the right to put it more into the upper left third of the frame). Alternately, if you'd prefer to have focus on person (doesn't seem to be the case here as his back is turned), a little more light to show or hint at his features should emphasize that subject. I'm on the other side of the pond so I don't know anything about crickett, but he seems to be enjoying it = )

On Week 18
by ergo

Comment:
I don't quite get the title, but I'm a little dense when it comes to things like this = P
Nice, creative image.

Autumn's Offering
by Jutilda

Comment:
Nice shot, the colors and the slight blur make this. Ordinary object shot extra-ordinarily.

Celebration: Circle of Life
by gsal

Comment:
Very creative and well done. Did you spin the camera around the center of the image?