Le Ballet de Chocolats Autour de Rose
by Allyrellia

Comment:
I think you should use your surves to give this a little more contrast to make it pop more. I would also not leave quite so much white space at the bottom. otherwise. good photo

London's South Bank '78
by Imagineer

Comment:
excellent photo. good color, depth of field, and an interesting composition give this a great sense of space

circle of zen
by magnetic9999

Comment:
Very nice composition. and I'd just like to point out, since it seems other people who commented don't know this, but one of the few religious images Zen practitioners have is the great empty circle. It is supposed to be the simplest and most concise way of describing reality. Very clever composition.
And just to clear something else up, no self-respecting buddhist would be offended by the chinese characters (besides, buddhists generally aren't offended by other people's religions. They leave that to the monotheists). Zen (Ch'an to the Chinese) began in China. It is simply part of Zen's history.

despair: n. Complete Loss of Hope
by ChrisW123

Comment:
looks awfully familiar...
//www.despair.com/sacrifice.html
Couldn't you have gone farther than depsair.com to steal a photo idea?
Though i have to admit, it's a nice copy

Bouncing Balls Stopped in Time
by GolferDDS

Comment:
you know. a great way to do this in camera without using more than one ball is to use a strobe light and a long exposure

You're My Pal
by welcher

Comment:
very brave, and an unusual perspective. nice shot