Flower pot
by Rino63

Comment:
Interesting colors. The vase is a little underexposed. Darkening more would create a silhouette which would be nice. A little lighter and it would show more detail. I would move the horizon line up so that it is above the flowers and vase. The way it is now it "cuts" the vase.

The pronounced shadow is a nice touch.

The composition works well.

A shallower depth of field would help make the background more effective.

The challenge:
Not really contr-jour. The shadow is falling to the right which means that the main source of light (the sun) is to the left. (Out of the frame). Now if the shadow was to fall towards you...

The Stillness of Sunset
by lefteyewilly

Comment:
Interesting capture. Good colors that are well saturated. I like the bits of cloud in the sky. The composition could be a bit better. I would like to the horizon a little lower for starters. Its placed using the rule of thirds but the real interest comes from the orange in the sky. If the middle of the orange band was dropped to where the horizon is right now, it would create a lot more "pop". I'm not sure if the tree could be place off center or not but that would also help.

City Light
by quiet_observation

Comment:
Nice bokeh!

Infinite time
by Gabriel

Comment:
I like how you used what could be seen as a potential "negative" (chromatic aberration) to your advantage with a clever title!

Peace Be With You
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment:
Could be more effective if it was straightened & more symmetrical.

Entre Nous
by posthumous

Comment:
Simply effective.

watched
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
I'm usually not a fan of borders but it really works for this photo. I feel like a spy!

From the South Bank.
by Simms

Comment:
Gorgeous. I'd like to know more about the post-processing. Thanks!

Taken For A Ride
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
Waaaay overprocessed.

Polychromatic
by Ken

Comment:
Appears overprocessed and unrealistic.