A Study in Color
by HRoxas

Comment:
I like the colors chosen (the blue background is a nice compliment to the red). Excellent focus and composition. Well done.

Vases Filled With Water
by GolferDDS

Comment:
A nice subject, but a little dizzying to look at with the checked background.

Peace Please
by Sonifo

Comment:
Good visualization of innocense. Compositionally, I like the textures and the desaturation. Nice work. -9-

hole 12, par 4
by willem

Comment:
I like the decision to use infra-red here. I also really like the negative space in the sky. In my eye, the portrait orientation showing a lot of the sky creates some tension in the shot - The tree and golfer appear to be the more important aspects of the shot. I would like to see this as a landscape shot, imho. I think the golfer is a great touch, showing the diminuitive size with respect to the tree, but I think he/she gets overpowered by the sky and tree combined.

forever and a day
by grigrigirl

Comment:
While I like the surreal effect here, it might be a tad overdone on the edges. It isn't noticeable on the top of the frame, but the green fading the white isn't quite as powerful. I think this would look great cropped to a portrait orientation, framed by the white columns. In that way, the 'mist' might look more natural. A great shot though. Very emotive.

The Hornet
by rhipster

Comment:
Excellent angle and timing. He looks nice and angry = )

Curves n' Lines
by dinn

Comment:
Nice use of geometry. Might work well as a black and white too. The curve on the top left is a little distracting - I want to focus more on the detail of the glass panes but get interrupted by the aforementioned shape.

Kookaburra
by moodville

Comment:
Lovely colors. I also like the fact that you picked an uncommon bird to shoot (at least in the US, probably not where this was shot lol). The shot might have been a little more interesting if shot at an angle that would show more of the environment in which the bird is living though (if possible)

Night Torch
by crabappl3

Comment:
Excellent job on a tough exposure.

Haunting Absence
by tyt2000

Comment:
Excellent use of lighting and perspective to give this the eerie feeling suggested by the title. The symmetry of the windows adds balance and strength the composition while the chair slightly throws off that balance - very nice.