The Taxi
by jblaylockrayner

Comment:
Great shot! The contrast between the tack sharp, brightly lit car racing across the bottom of the frame and the way blurred and slightly off-kilter building behind is brilliant ... the fact that its a Beetle makes it even better.

Good Morning Beautiful
by cptpoland

Comment:
I really like the soft, dreamy feel of this. Oversaturated reds and yellows work well here. I would crop a bit off the top, perhaps just above those soft clouds in the center.

autumn noon
by photokariangel

Comment:
I'm really liking the processing on this one ... not overprocessed in a garish way like many that try this technique. As it is, the image is a great background. Place a subject in the middle of that clearing and it would be even better.

racetrack playa...
by asimchoudhri

Comment:
Death Valley! Great location. Good job capturing the detail on the playa, especially under that high desert sun. Not digging the frame, though -- the black bars eliminate the wide expanse of the landscape.

Autumn is coming
by tamatama

Comment:
Nicely balanced flash and ambient light ... the strong flash makes it a bit surreal. Might crop just a bit off the top, perhaps half the negative space up there could go.

Lakeside Parking
by meyers

Comment:
Nice night scene, well composed and good sharpness. Looks like it could use some masking and dodging/burning to equalize the exposure between the foreground and the skyline ... actually I would not have noticed that except for your title, which made me look closer and I saw the boats, which I otherwise would have missed because they are too dark to really stand out as the subject of your shot!

The Stroll
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Interesting processing, the high contrast and saturation reminds me of an old Polaroid or blurry shot from a Kodak Instamatic. The subject itself doesn't say much too me, however ... reminds me of a vacation snapshot taken without much thought with an old Polaroid or Kodak Instamatic. 7 for the processing, 3 for the subject leads to a 5; add one for creativity and you get a 6 from me.

Changing Colors
by maddie321

Comment:
Good eye for an interesting subject. I think this might have been improved initially by cropping most of the sky above the clouds -- not much happening up there and the color is not that interesting. A smaller f-stop would also have helped separate the tree from the background. This composition also gives it a bit of a snapshot feel; a wider or tighter angle might have helped explore the subject a bit more (the tree in context with the whole streetscape and a single burst of red, or a tight telephoto shot on just the top branches showing the contrast between red and green).

Pencil Pine falls, Tasmania
by Delta_6

Comment:
Nice long exposure on the falls. Try shooting this again in early morning or evening, or on a cloudy day ... the harsh midday light detracts from the overall image.

Summer
by AmosDoyle

Comment:
this has a nice graphic feel to it, like wallpaper (the real kind, not the virtual stuff!). I might have rotated it 180 degrees to have the butterfly facing up.