Natures Curves
by BeckyT

Comment:
I see this is a climbing plant. I thought at first it was wire, and was wondering where the nature was. A leaf or two would help me figure that out. Good shallow DOF.

Houssse in the Woodsss
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
Oh, I get the typos. sssssss. Nice scene. A little more color saturation would be nice.

My Granny Is Better Than Yours
by IlAshes

Comment:
I see half an S. The apple frosting should be a little sharper. Otherwise nice composition and coloring.

Seaside Stroll
by tinky2

Comment:
Good s-curve in the walkway. Good thirds on the horizon. It's a little soft overall.

S is for Shadows
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
Beautiful arch, but it's hard to find an s-curve. I'm assuming the slightly S shape of the shadow under the arch?

Long way to home
by caro_08

Comment:
Excellent S-curve but it dominates the scene and there is not much else there to be drawn to by the curve

Centerville River
by alexzen

Comment:
Beautiful mirror water scene and coloring. Very subtle S-curve is hard to see.

Life is a Balance Between the Light and the Darkness,
by onar

Comment:
Really nice sunset scene. I don't know how there can be a sunset at night, so it's probably a dark awning above the scene or something. The line is a bit curved up and down. The line on the left border is sort of strange, so cropping a few pixels may have helped it. Looks like a sensor spot abive the boat. Good challenge interpretation.

desktop-shot.jpg
by Sunniee

Comment:
Yes, lovely. This looks like a great day. Was this a helicoptor tour? My wife and I stayed a week at Aston Wailea and took a boat to go snorkeling at Molokini, but it was too choppy that day so we snorkeled off south Maui instead. That was the day after a horrible "bike ride down Haleakala" where my wife hurt her shin badly falling on lava and the rain poured all the way down.

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by whiterook

Comment:
I supposed I should have guessed you did this, Stephen, since the lighthouse looks a little like a white rook. If the meaning is not obvious, as it wasn't here, I'd recommend putting in a title that would explain it, something like "Priceless for a Ship's Captain". Also, I notice that some of your pictures seem to have a soft focus look. Looking at the page for the DiMAGE 7 and others of yours there are many sharp pictures. It may be due to insufficient light but I'd recommend you make sure your optics are nice and clean, and maybe do some postprocessing color and sharpness adjustment, but not as much as your Windy and Cloudy Day that showed halo effect.