The Tracks
by zadore

Comment:
Nive picture, but the sharpening done here is far from subtle, and although you have great leading lines, the lines lead to nowhere (3)

Good egg
by clues56

Comment:
Nice picture, but the background is very disturbing. (6)

Goodbye world.
by Geocide

Comment:
Writing a suicide note with a sharpie? God, man, at least have the decency to use a fountain pen or something else classy. :P Sorry, couldn't help myself. Good image, but it doesn't really show a sense of urgency and despair. The writing is calm and the grip of the pen is firm and calm.. Not a bad shot, though. (6)

Think Globally
by alanfreed

Comment:
A good image, but the reflection on the middle of the globe makes it look as if you used a flash. Flashes are bad. Use a diffused light source, preferrably from one or more of the sides, to give it a rounder feel. Nice shot and subtle sepiatoning though. (8)

Reflected Rose
by kandyj

Comment:
Try to be a little bit more creative with your lighting, and make sure you get a wider tonal range than this. Also, using a longer shutter time and smaller aperture might have helped you to get it all sharp. Also try to use a good level of USM. (4)

Time After Time
by autool

Comment:
Dunno what the hell is going on here, but technically and rhythmically, this is a great shot. (9)

Bouncing Balls Stopped in Time
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Except I think these balls are laying still, this is a very nice picture. One of the few depicting rhythm in any kind of way. As a detail, I would have turned over the second ball - and only let balls marked "2" show.. FOr consistency. (9)

Bloop-bloop... bloop-bloop... (Steam Symphony)
by Pep Ventosa

Comment:
Not sure how rhytmic this is, but I get a rhuythm and blues connotation, and the picture is gorgeous. Grade: 9

Craftsmanship
by Azrifel

Comment:
Critique Club

The first thing that I noticed about this picture was the borders. They made me cringe violently for about 60 seconds. I must honestly say that I don't particularly like border to begin with, but well. if you HAVE to use borders, I would suggest using a very thin black or white border (1 pixel, perhaps?) around the picture before adding coloured borders.

When that whining is over width, I have to say I like your image. The crop on the left side leaves something to be desired, I feel, but overall the image is very good. Nice contrast, good sharpness and interesting composition. The thingies on the window overhangs are very dtailed, and they make me kind of lose focus: I would think that the intention would be to pull the attention to the "wimpeltje" (whatever that is called in English) on the spire.

I think, with the photo subject chosen, you could not have done a lot better. When that is said, I think I should probably say that I think you could have found more interesting subjects in that village.

Personally, I gave you a 5, because I couldn't quite make up my mind if I liked the image or not. strangely enough, I didn't know why then, and I don't really know why now. I'm sorry

Haje

Mis-match
by Fibre Optix

Comment:
Incredble bacro, but it seems as if your lens has a few shortcomings, or that you have attempted to enlarge it a little too much, or that you have saved it with too hig compression. Especially around the edge of the unused match-head, there seems to be a lot of banding and JPG artifacts. Also, the side of the match is a bit over exposed. Despite of this, I am giving this picture a 9.