Melt
by LucidLotus

Comment:
With a touch more brightness, this would be a sparkler. Nice arrangement and nice idea. 7

Circles and Lines
by Jacko

Comment:
I really like this photo. Could you do it again in colour? 9

Champagne Ice
by Everyday Renee

Comment:
This is a nice photo, reflected in a suitably nice score. There is a serene elegance here, and the theme of simplicity is well-supported.

Compositionally, the elements are arranged very well - the right-hand trees, the top left sun reflection, the bottom, underscored.

The colour range is a bit limited. The reflection could be a touch brighter and the silhouette darker. Or the trees could have some more colour to balance with the brightness more. Or the overall brightness level could be increased. But, for me, somehow the colour range needs something extra.

You could try cropping just to show the top half, portrait.

Overall, a nice photo, but nothing outstanding.

Terminal 1
by Jasper

Comment:
The thumbnail intrigued me. When I opened it up I found a lovely photo: well-balanced, vibrant colours, interesting topic.

Winter Wonderland
by Everyday Renee

Comment:
This is a very nice scene. Very wintery. I can feel that I'm inside, all snuggly and toasty.

ballet
by frisca

Comment:
I like this shot. It, like the ballerina, has a nice poise and balance. However, the brightness on the mirror somewhat detracts from the main subject, and her face is a bit soft.

High Tide on the Thames
by e301

Comment:
Hi again!

Actually, having looked at this shot again and again, I'm finding that I like it more and more. In fact, it's going into my favourites. The blue sky really sets it off. Change my vote to a 10.

Cool Cocktails
by EddyG

Comment:
This is a really cool photo. Just one quibble - it should be more colour saturated.

A Clockwork Orange - by Anthony Burgess
by drgsoell

Comment:
Good idea. I like the texture on the black backing, although it could have been brought out more. Just one point, and this is purely subjective, as the book is a bit grim, if I remember rightly, wouldn't clock hands which don't look like a smile be more appropriate, or is the smile a part of your meaning? 8

Sunset Boulevard
by Imagineer

Comment:
Images have meaning because of our interaction or our connection with them. I lived in London for 9 years and this image reflects my conneciton with that sharply. Thank you.

Graphically, well done.