My Favorite City (NYC)
by ButterflySis

Comment:
High quality shot, but so very common it's difficult to see any great appeal or difference in this one. Sellable no doubt.

No Turning Back
by EyesOnly

Comment:
Good quality of light, though I can't escape the feeling that it would have been more effective without the framing of the wing-mirror - surely the real effect of these shots depends on the contrast between the reflected world and the direct world, and you've allowed us to see none of that 'direct' world.

Jersey farm
by graphicfunk

Comment:
I find it difficult here to get a sense of subject, or of what your primary interest in the scene is. I like it as a documentary photograph - I like the juxtaposition of all those elements - the houses, the un-cut whatever in that field, the cows. The tree by the little bridge, the colours in the trees. But it seems disorganised - i get little sense of being directed, it seems just an everyday scene shot in a most naive style. Obviously, that may be deliberate, and there is a certain element of the naive that I like here, in the style, but in the end i don't think it does much for me.

After The Rain
by Coley

Comment:
Good sense of light here, and strong composition. The very narrow depth of field also helps maintain the attention, i think. Nice work indeed.

Fall Leaves
by eckoe

Comment:
I kind of get your point, though it seems to me there are a couple of areas that you haven't quite got. Those leaf colours just aren't puncky enough for real impact - they seem prettty bland - I think folks want to see big bright oranges and reda, rather than these quite pale yellows. Also there's quite cleear digital noise n the blue areas of the sky - the blotchiness there. It isn't necessarily a problem in itself, but it is distracting in such an otherwise clean composition - basically, it doesn't fit the type of shot you've taken, in my eyes.

Autumnal Hues
by geewhy

Comment:
Very well done here. Like the pushing of he light to achieve the effect very much, for all there will probably be those who gripe about burnt-out areas - ignore them. This is just an excellent photo.

Lazy Monkey
by redmoon

Comment:
Excellent stuff. Love the sense of texture, the sense of balance in this. The fact that the tonal range of the wall matches the money's own colouring adds a bizarre edge, something somehow threatening, but I love the use of shadow here too.

Golfing in Paradise
by Jason

Comment:
Like the spare-ness of this composition, although the palm tree feels a little crowded by the edge of the frame - would have adored it with the leaves placed/cropped just as far from the edge as the flag and the ball - that would add balance in my eyes. Nevertheless, a marvellous image, excellently executed. Bravo.

Fog Bound
by dunces

Comment:
Excellent sense of light, a great capture, and all round a well executed shot. If it lacks anything, it may be a sense of real sharpness, which would add just that extra bit of impact, but that is probably a subjective thing.

Variations on a Chromatic Scale
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Sympathetic, intelligent, artful, careful, and so much more musical than any picture of a musical instrument. A small work of genius.