The Old Barn
by BigSmiles

Comment:
The colours are great and the composition seems to work. A little more exposure though I think would add to the impact.

Bullhead City, Arizona
by tfarrell23

Comment:
A polarizer, ND or UV filter would probably have helped here. There is a lot of haze in the background and it is very bright. A graduated ND filter would help bring out the exposure of the foreground without blowing out the background.

It's Good to Come Home!
by ursula

Comment:
Gee, this looks like the Ottawa River. Nicely done. I like how you captured the lighting of the Supreme Court building. The only thing I might have tried (and you may have already) is to crop the heavily lit building on the left out. I think the image would still be well balanced without it.

my home my wall my kids my photos
by jbruno1397

Comment:
This is nicely composed and exposed. I like the arrangement of pictures. I think it might be suffering from noise or moire or something. You might try passing the picture through Neat Image to see if that helps.

Turns my House into Home Sweet Home
by StevePax

Comment:
A pass through Neat Image may have helped with the noise in this image.

The Garden
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
The reflection is nice but the glare from the sky is distracting.

Heron Home
by Swashbuckler

Comment:
There needs to be more contrast between the bitds and the trees to make them stand out better. I think better focus would help here. A graduated ND filter with the dark portion over the foreground and the use of spot metering on the birds might help here as well. The foreground has too much glare and therefore detracts from your main subjects.

reTURNing home
by adine

Comment:
This just looks upside down. To add impact I think you could have included more reflection and less of the real thing.

No Place Like Home
by RSalu

Comment:
Including more of the child's eyes would make this image even more endearing.

My Home Town
by draney4

Comment:
Good choice of camera filter for this image though I would have tried to get more of the heron(?) in the center (clear) part of the image or, if such a thing exists, use a camera filter where the clear area is off center.