Campus in the Spring
by kellyrc01

Comment:
The second panel is a bit overexposed (at least the part in the sunlight). The third frame is a quite a bit underexposed. Perhaps putting the 1st panel in between the two you wouldn't draw so much attention to it.

Total Innocence
by Diana

Comment:
To be honest I am not a fan of the framing for the shots. The frames are what catch my eye rather than your subjects.

Color Boat
by djofi

Comment:
This has a sort of "squeeshed" feeling to it. The broad panel border on the inside that are lacking on the outside might be contributing to this. It makes the center frame seem smaller when in fact its the same size. Adding a consistent border around each panel would give this more balance.

Spring Flowers
by Shea927

Comment:
A bit too soft for my tastes. Having a third blossom would also add a bit more effect to the shot. (Not just because its a triptych but generally odd numbers have more visual interest)

Blackbear Creek
by Len Scap

Comment:
A little over processed (over saturated and over sharpened). The bear appears a bit bristly.

The composition of the creek works well as it leads your eye from bottom left to top right. Positioning the other two pictures to make use of this might have been effective.

N'Oubliez Pas De Jouer (Don't Forget to Play)
by shutterpuppy

Comment:
I really like the theme you chose and the way you incorporated color to tie it all together. The colors are nicely saturated and each frame has a good composition. The triptych is well laid out seems to take your eye effectively to each frame.

hold still - the makeup artist at work
by m2iw

Comment:
Interesting colors in this shot and I like the catch lights in the models eyes. Normally I don't like when a subject is looking out of the frame but the model is looking at the makeup artist so it adds some nice "action" so to speak. A little overexposed particularly in the hair and the neck. Were this in advanced editing I would clone out the stray hairs.

Awaiting Spring
by DJWoodward

Comment:
A smaller border would be nice here. The thick border is somewhat distracting.

The composition works well and draws your eye to the sun as the focal point.

Great Blue Heron
by Diana

Comment:
Nice silhouette. Remember in basic you are allowed to clone out sensor dust. Other than that this is a nice picture which has good detail.

Serinitrees
by onecsguy

Comment:
This does meet the challenge but the sun creates a really big blown highlight which is really distracting. Getting behind the tree to "cover" the sun would have helped.