New city day
by rema15

Comment:
I think this really has some potential....

First of all, the quality seems very low. I can see actual pixels. If there were any way to fix that, that would be awesome. Also, the mist and fog looks so neat with the tree branches and houses, but that is almost completely cut off. Getting some more of the ground into the image and perhaps creating some interesting composition (having the sun off in a corner instead of dead center) could make this an awesome image! Very good try! :)

A new bloom
by andrewt

Comment:
Reminded me of a sunrise. :) Glorious image!

New York City
by AP

Comment:
Not exactly new, I guess. :) But a splendid photo!

New Sprout the Third
by cyan

Comment:
Very interesting. Good lighting... and the background makes this stand out nicely.

Dawn's Frist Light
by admart01

Comment:
Beautiful! The shallow DOF is lovely here, and the lighting is splendid!

new fragrance
by Sabrina_Wendl

Comment:
Well done, the lighting is perfect and the focus excellent. The shadows add a neat effect!

Among Death, Life
by atsxus

Comment:
Sadly, I'm not entirely sure how this meets the challenge... I am confused by the title. But it's so artistic, so beautiful. :) Lovely image.

New Young Idol In The Arena Of Cruelty
by nutzito

Comment:
beautiful capture - the colors are splendid, and the tones exquisite. If possible, though, eliminating the red walls from this photo might have increased the impact. Excellent image!

Just Published | Book Tour
by GeneralE

Comment:
Artistically speaking...it's not a very intersting image. But good try! :) The colors, lighting, and focus are all perfect.

New Farm Park Tree's
by Pompouspete

Comment:
Well, here's my two cents. :)
Perhaps this might have actually done a little better in the "Something Old" challenge.... The tree is obviously very old, whereas the connection between a farm or park being new is maybe stretching it a little. Just my opinion. :)
As for the image itself, it's interesting, but the composition isn't very exciting. The subject is awesome, but all the textures, lights and shadows make it difficult to photograph! I would suggest trying to photograph it from different points of view - try getting under the tree and looking upwards. A close-up shot of that amazing tree trunk could also be a possibility. Or, if the background isn't too cluttered, you might be able to get an intersting shot by backing up and having the tree on the side of the photo. I do really like the black and white tones though, they work VERY well here!

Hope this was helpful! :)