Tulip
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Whoops! Looks like a slight clone problem.

The Early Bird !
by Dim7

Comment:
Nice capture! Great luck here. The daylight makes it overly harsh, but can't be helped.

Squirrel
by rj324

Comment:
Great luck catching this little guy. Well centered. The biggest area for improvement is the way the squirrel blends into the tree. And yes, I know you can't fix that particular problem. :) Possibly a different angle on the shot, with a colored background (leaves, water something?) Also great use of a shallow DOF, with the critter sharply focused and the background blurred out.

Ancient and Modern
by e301

Comment:
Great job! I gave this image an 8 in voting. I just did not manage to make it back to comment. The contrast between the old and new elements in the image make this one of my personal favorites. :)

Clara

Lest We Forget...
by doctornick

Comment:
This is a great example of how critical light is to a photo. The sun illuminating the stones from behind is good, but you shooting to catch the shadows makes this great. Excellent use of leading lines. I also like the choice of sepia. 8

OldCurves, NewLines
by banmorn

Comment:
The strength of this image comes from the two different sets of lines, curved and straight. It's incredibly powerful visually. I'd love to see this shot at sunrise/set with the color change! 8

Black and White
by artvet

Comment:
What can I say, I'm a sucker for cat pictures. :) Looks like the whiskers are a tad over sharp. This should probably get a lower score on the technical side (over sharpened, some hilights blown out) but frankly they are just too cute. :) Exposing correctly in this situation is hard. You might burn in a bit on the white kitty. 7

Bright Night in the Big Apple
by jano

Comment:
Looks like this was a handheld shot. Interesting idea, but tough to pull off at night. I'd use a tripod, monopod, or look for a handy mailbox! Stabilizing the image would really help with the composition.

Poor & Rich
by trunki

Comment:
Playmobil! I love playmobil! The models you selected are quite interesting and appropriate! The shot looks a bit overexposed and soft. The softness could come from how you resized the image . You also might think of using a bit more side lighting on the image so the colors are brigher. Thanks for reminding me of a cherished childhood memory!

Road to paradise
by pitsaman

Comment:
I really like the selective desaturation on this image.