Old Barn
by Structor

Comment:
I like the texture of the barn. Sky tones are a bit out of place with the rest of the image (too much HDR maybe.

A Father's Reflection Upon His Son
by Gulizio

Comment:
Well seen. The triple of the figure/shadow/reflection is great. Love the line of foam in the surf. Vignette is a tad too strong.

Airport Sunrise
by Zeus

Comment:
The sky is very powerful with great colors and clouds. The airport is kind of blah and adds little to the image.

Whispers
by njsabs

Comment:
Lovely image with such a serene feeling. I might panel it a little and crop off half of the OOF area at the bottom.

Ocean Dance
by samanwar

Comment:
Interestng composiiton choice, including so mcuh foreground and sky. It does not work for me. They are pretty girls after all and are really form a small a part of the image.

Dragonfly
by Abra

Comment:
Very interseting composition. The jagged white highlights are both interesting and offputting at the same time. They are as much the subject as the Dragonfly is and therefore compete with him.

Vertigo
by h2

Comment:
Nicely seen. The square crop works very well here. Not sure I would have picked white for the border. I think black would have let your subject standout more.

Is God really up there mommy?
by Pascal

Comment:
Nice captured momemnt. The vignette is a little over the top. Perhaps a tigher zoom might have more impact as there are so many shapes and colors fighting for the viewers attention.

Amanda
by caba

Comment:
I like the backlighting and the DOF here. Not sure if the angle is too high above her, but something in the viewpoint seems awkward. The pose looks a little stiff as her smile is not very natural.

Endeavour mounted on Boeing 747 heading for its final resting place
by AllenP

Comment:
We have a few judges in our photo club that repeat the mantra "back of a bird" when ever a bird in flight photo with compostion similar to this is shown. The back view is just not as interesting and has less impact to the viewer than the equivalent shot with the subject facing you.

That said you caught a unique moment in space flight history and that is pretty cool.