Falling Feather
by Heavy

Comment:
I like the idea. Showing the feather that small though, really leaves me wanting to see more detail. I agree with the use of negative space, but here it overpowers the subject. A closer zoom on the feather (and a higher shutter speed if necessary) might improve this imho.

Around the world in 80 days
by Gordon

Comment:
I like the composition here. Shame that there weren't any clouds in the sky to give more depth and texture to the background.

Breaking Through
by trying2bstill

Comment:
The colors look fairly off here, as if the white balance is incorrect. Changing that and maybe adding some contrast would improve this imho.

Flying High Past and Present
by midnightride2

Comment:
A very nice shot, though a touch oversharpened (jaggies on diagonal lines and slight haloing). I could have sworn I saw an image very similar to this some time ago..

Strike Two
by alanfreed

Comment:
Fitting portrayal of the Pirates = )
The bokeh looks a little strange to my eye. Some selective blurring might have given a smoother look in that respect.

It's In The Eyes
by K-Rob

Comment:
Very nice portrait. I had a minature dachshound, but she passed away this past winter. This shot reminds me of her = )

The Zip
by KiwiChris

Comment:
I like the angle created by the zipper and the mood set here. I think this would look better as a black and white shot though, rather than the blue/black/white. Reason being, the colors don't contribute to the intimate nature of this shot. A great idea though.

Sign Post. Phone Post.
by Delphi00

Comment:
Photographically, this shot doesn't hold very much interest. Black and white is probably the best treatment for this, but I would suggest a different composition. If the house in the bottom left is to be included, it might be better if it was completely visible. Also, the angles created by the house and telephone pole do not work well with the vertical post, and are a bit blurry as well. I'd suggest shooting this from an angle a little further left to crop out the house and pole, and the use of fill flash or positive exposure compensation to brighten up the sign a bit.

What we do without it?
by Prime_Time

Comment:
While a lightbulb would be a great subject in this challenge, I don't think it is presented as well as it could be here. The clock really doesn't belong in this composition imho - it detracts from the light bulb and with its coloring (vs the colors elsewhere in the shot), doesn't show a lot of contrast.

RJ45
by BooZon

Comment:
The focus is spot on, showing a lot of detail in this shot. Interesting shot.