Smile For The Camera Harry!
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Great capture... but you need to reduce the noise in the background using NeatImage. Shot has perhaps a little too much contrast... I'd like to see the tree trunk a tad darker and the background a tad lighter.

laser web
by shutterfly

Comment:
Great shot, spoilt by a few blemishes that could have been cloned out (Bottom left of frame, top third of frame off-centre to the right). I'd have prefered a tad more contrast. Great colour, composition and effect.

Crawling Around My Life
by mirdonamy

Comment:
Interesting snapshot... but would have been much more interesting with a real spider! Highlights are a bit burnt out. Very effective dof.

The Old Boathouse
by brownt

Comment:
Nice, technically competent shot. Shame the sky is overcast. Lacking the 'wow' factor for me here.

Wanna nut ?
by JC_Homola

Comment:
Great shot, shame the lighting is a bit too harsh. Some nice colours. More sharpness would also have been good. Maybe this is picky, but I wouldn't call this centred. The head/eyes are the focal point of any animal, which is not in the centre here. I'm not convinced by your post-processing which has left a posterised effect as the different levels of colour don't run into each other smoothly. I suspect this is a side-effect of NeatImage gone a bit wrong.

Abandoned Church
by omnibus

Comment:
This photo doesn't really connect with me... I wonder what you were trying to achieve with this shot. I don't think your choice of b&w helped here, as the result is a bit flat and dull. More sharpening is needed.

Down the Falls
by kyrielle

Comment:
This photo makes me REALLY dizzy, as I'm not too fond of heights. I'd have liked to see the edge of the platform at the bottom straightened. I feel the greens are a tad over-saturated. Interesting and unsusual composition, which works well. Nice use of symmetry.

Rusted Faith
by taterbug

Comment:
Critique Club:

First thing that hits you about this photo is that it's simply too small. Almost any image editing program will allow you to change the amount of compression when you save your image so that you can have the longest side 640 pixels long. This simple step will usually add at least 1 whole point to your scores.
The idea here for your photo is intriguing, and raises many questions. Is this person's faith being oppressed? Are the chains rusty because the faith has been oppressed for a long time? It looks like there are some great textures in this shot, but again it is impossible to tell as the picture is so small. It's a shame the top of the bible's spine has been chopped off by the edge of the frame... this looks unintentional.
So far, it looks like you have great talent... let's see larger versions of your photos! Try to have the longest side ALWAYS 640 pixels long!

Fun On A Cloudy Day
by simbamba

Comment:
Exceptionally good roller coaster shot. A lot harder than it looks to get a shot like this.

Family
by MotoCycleBoi

Comment:
Lovely shot, shame about the extra animal on the right behind the horns of the one in front. Superb sharpness.