Comfort
by clues56

Comment:
For more impact I would have cropped out the tea cup and plates, leaving only the nice shiny toaster and colourful reflection, maybe catch more of the lily and jam jar in the reflection. The flowers in the window are a distraction.

Crossing Home, Headed Home...
by GeneralE

Comment:
Due to the bright sun this image is too contrasty. Polarizing or ND filter might of helped.

My two (mush)room apartment.
by Havok

Comment:
I don't see how this fits......but

Exposure is good, composition could use a bit more room on the bottom. Lighting is flat.

My Corner
by oleg

Comment:
The angle on the street sign is great but the building is distracting. Less DOF would help here I think.

Sparrow Nest
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
Nice macro. Sharpen the focus, crop out a bit more of the tree on the right and you'll have a photo with more impact. IMO the bird is too central.

Journey Home (not so sweet!)
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
Beautiful sunset. Unfortunately it takes the attention here and not the airplane. The airplane is too small to be the main subject in this image.

Mobile home
by marbo

Comment:
As the title indicates (and the challenge topic), the main subject should be the shell not the turtle. Ignoring this, the image is composed and exposed well.

Equally at Home in the Sun or on the Web
by Wraith Ravenscroft

Comment:
I love all the lense flare happening here. I would have toned down the lighting on the web just a bit (tried to anyway).

My Money Pit - 1871
by vtruan

Comment:
The contrast between the clouds and the house is amazing. I always enjoy photos that have interesting clouds. I think they add to the impact of the photo. One thing here though is I think the house is a little crowded into the image. Taking a different vantage point to show the complete left side of the roof and also capture some space on the right would have helped here.

Homeward Bound
by crabappl3

Comment:
I always like photos of roads or pathways where the trees arch over. The only thing with this one is the feeling of a deadend. I think it would be more appealling if one could see the end of the tunnel of trees. I think more contrast would also help.