Confederate Graveyard
by tfarrell23

Comment:
I like the composition, but it looks a bit washed out to me; It could use more tonal range as it all seems about the same throughout.

Medieval Coin
by ottersden

Comment:
The threads in the fabric/carpet detracts from the coin but I like the reflection (as it looks like a mirror)and its' bokeh.

final-flight.jpg
by vawendy

Comment:
Beautiful shot, Wendy. Sorry it got DQ'ed, it likely would have made the front page.

The Airborne Four
by canonnica

Comment:
Yee-ha! Great capture.

Coming in for a Landing
by MaryO

Comment:
The combination of the 3 different body positions and the beautiful colors makes this shot a winner.

November
by gg3rd

Comment:
I also thought this would score higher... the tilt (as part of basic technicals) definitely hurt as did the yellow tones, as over-processed images do not fare well on DPC. You've got a nice portfolio going.

February - Movie Characters - Alex (A Clockwork Orange)
by wishiwaslikeyou

Comment:
I gave this a 4, so here are my thoughts... as a portrait, the crop is excessive. I would try to not cut off body parts. The lighting is too dark, even for an "ultra-violent" movie like A Clockwork Orange (which I have watched many times, demented person that I am.)

I like the idea for the shot and applaud your creativity, but without a title, there really is no connection to February to the average viewer.

MARCH of the Primroses
by GeneralE

Comment:
You've lost detail in the whites. Adjust your exposure compensation when shooting very light or dark objects. Using levels or shadow/highlights may get some detail back.

April
by phylsy7

Comment:
Very Norman Rockwell... great pastel shades and composition.

February Promises
by WeJay

Comment:
VERY warm colors, either perfect sunset timing or well saturated in pp. Love the reflection.