Where creeks sing on, and tall trees grow; some paradise where horses go
by Judith Polakoff

Comment:
The foreground-left tree - really upsets this image to my eye. Whether a different framing was possible or not, those branches really intrude into your primary subject here. I get a strong feeling that I'd have tried simply to move about five yards to the right, and used all that hay as a foreground ...

Winter Mists
by margiemu

Comment:
Good exposure. Could perhaps use a touch more thought around the composition - almost parallel, almost diagonal, and the single tree at bottom of image seems ignored.

Leader of the Pack
by jerowe

Comment:
Strange artefacts, either from smoothing or processing generally - make the image seem odd to my eye. Not the happiest composition - too many bits of other animals emerging from behind the ones we can see.

Pssst, did you see what Sally was wearing yesterday?
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Good detail and colour, and I quite like the composition; I wonder if you mightn't have got even closer, and completely filled the frame with the bird - it seems a little half and half.

Colors in the Country
by JEFFJSB

Comment:
The red key-line is discomforting - seems only to emphasise the more pale colours in your composition. I think a touch more contrast would help - it seems to have a narrow dynamic range.

Curiosity
by Konador

Comment:
Excellent framing, and I like the implicit softness of it. Effective for what it is.

A few minutes before sunset
by Pascal

Comment:
Perhaps a shame you couldn't have framed the big boat and the little more happily - as it stands, the container ship looks like an accidental inclusion. Quite effective light, though perhaps use of colour only serves to make the scene look washed out, where black and white would emphasise the shapes more.

Trafalgar Square by Night
by redmoon

Comment:
Composition seems forced - why have the fountain so close to the column, and yet have so much remaining space either side? If you'd separated them so that they were placed more independently in frame you'd surely have a more satisfying image, no? I'm not aware of anything that would be more distracting than your current background if you did that ... Nicely done exposure wise though, but that isn't enough to overcome the compositional problem.

Floyd Landis-No more sponsors
by jblaylockrayner

Comment:
Good work, although maybe lacking in any real photographic, rather than politico-social, interest.

Town Council
by MichaelC

Comment:
Well, although I'd personally have done some work to straighten this - the only partially tilted horizon line seems more of an accident than a useful element - this is a lovely shot. Political commentary is all!