Let's Play Some Ball
by Marc923

Comment:
I see 'V' for victory in this composition. Though it goes against the grain of a traditional triptych I feel that it works quite well.

What might improve it though is to make the black on the basketball the same as the black on the soccer ball and the white laces on the football the same as the white on the soccer ball. This, to me, would increase the transition from one image to the next.

Animals of the North
by puzzled

Comment:
First off, the immages are quite sharp and each have their own qualities. As a triptych I think the first one (left) lets the composition down as it does not flow into the second and third. Both the second and third have some nice green tones in common which allow them to flow together.

Busy Architecture
by KarenNfld

Comment:
Wonderful shot. I had the pleasure of seeing the Canadian Brass (brass quartet) perform in this cathedral. Great acoustics.

Umbrellas
by Imagineer

Comment:
Good attempt at using an out of focus main subject. Slightly more DOF I think is needed to make it pop. Also a little more contrast to make the bouncing water stand out would also help.

sunrays
by melodee

Comment:
Good use of leading lines however the size of the image prevents me from seeing enough of the details to be able to evaluate the use of grain in the image.

Why won't you let me sleep?
by ggbudge

Comment:
Interesting use of desaturation and a cute puppy. The reflection in the left eye is quite distracting.

Alone again
by nico_blue

Comment:
The lighting is very nice but for balance I feel the image should be cropped a bit on the right.

Rustic Solar Lantern
by BrianR

Comment:
The black and white background works very well with the coloured lamp however the colour noise on the solar panels totally destroys the image for me.

Along the Shore
by Spork99

Comment:
The grain is tastefully done though could be more subtle.

Mystic Doe
by pedahel7

Comment:
Nice diagonal line from the head of the fawn to the tail. Also, the tree trunks provide context. Two things though that I am finding distracting, the legs appear to be over exposed and the crop is a little too tight on the top. Otherwise, the effect really promotes the texture of the animal's fur.