Staredown
by MattO

Comment:
Great use of DOF here. I love how you captured the eyes.

Rocks & Colors emerge from the Fog on the Pacific
by Rasai

Comment:
The lower half of the shot feels quite empty to me. Cropping off the bottom third might create better balance.

mikael
by Gordon

Comment:
A bit more depth of field would be nice so we see his whole face in sharp focus.

Brothers in Arms
by surfdabbler

Comment:
Kinda heavy on the post processing as I am seeing some definite haloing. :(

Soaring ...
by pamelasue

Comment:
A really pleasing shot and well framed. Great sense of motion in the bird and the grass at the bottom adds to it. A little underexposed IMHO but overall really well done.

The Warming Hut
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Really great subject to shoot and well handled. I would have considered cloning out the light post in the background. The sepia works well here. A little underexposed however going any brighter would overexpose the snow. Not sure how to handle this situation in post but it would be nice to add a bit more light to everything but the snow. (A levels adjustment layer maybe and erase out the mountain?)

Cold and Lonely
by bmartuch

Comment:
Not sure about the composition here. I like the placement of the horizon line but the tree should be off centered more or entirely centered. (Maybe centered with a square crop?) I imagine you converted this to b&w which works well here as it is a naturally monochromatic scene.

Edinburgh in Colour
by wsteyn

Comment:
Wow. Astounding colors without looking oversaturated. I like how you create a natural frame for the picture. If you could get up a little high it would be nice but that's being nitpicky.

Steam
by ArnaRos

Comment:
I would get rid of the thick border and use the whole space for your shot. The steam would have more impact if we could see it better.

Bahati
by lentil

Comment:
I normally don't like borders but it works well here as it helps define the boundaries of the picture. Nice lighting and really good colors.