Jammin'
by Nay

Comment:
Great moment shot and the colours are very cool. This is a bit over the top with the tilt. Just a bit less of an angle would have made this quite good.

Straight Into The Sunset
by NayDiz

Comment:
To make this even stronger image, crop it about an inch below the person (just above the first connector of the pipe). Otherwise lovely image.

bouquet on blue
by clictacamera

Comment:
Neat idea and strong colours. Smart use of a car as a background. To make it into a better image, do not chop off the bottom part of the plant and on the left you are getting too close to the edge. Also, the top part being brighter than the rest, throws it out of balance. Perhaps, moving further away from the car, and letting the background go soft, you might have had enough dark space for the plant. If you try this on a cloudy day, it will eliminate the contrast problem between dark and light.

Roses are red...
by burtct

Comment:
Nice shot of a rose. A bit overexposed highlights, but nice contrast between darks and lights. To make it even better and stronger image, I suggest cropping off the top and right parts of the image. The over-exposed rose bud at top right is a distraction, as is the cut of bud above the rose.

The Thing
by Pavel

Comment:
Cool thing. Like the lighting.

Go Green
by BackpackR

Comment:
Nicely handled lighting and colour. The green is pleasing, not overpowering. You need to work on your composition. Try the flower on an angle (diagonals make great line compositions). In this case, you needed a bit more space on the left, as the flower is almost touching the edge. Also, the border doesn't need to be that thick. It doesn't help the image. Nice thin one would have been quite enough. 7

Double Split Complementary Colors
by dtallakson

Comment:
Neat idea. I don't mind the grain of the image, but would suggest cropping off about three quartrs of an inch from the bottom to get rid of the yellow reflection.

Autumn
by acg83

Comment:
Beautiful strong colours. The leaf is a bit overexposed (blown out highlights). Also, when you photograph on such a dark surface, watch out for dirt (give it a quick blow, before you put down the leaf).

Unlucky clover
by eriking

Comment:
This is a unique idea and well composed image. I love the way the sharpness fades into the background. Too bad the clover is not sharp. Your lens might have been too close to it for good sharpness. Also try making the border dark green. The black doesn't fit with the rest of the soft colours.

Bird of Paradise
by train

Comment:
There is so much detail in this photo. The colours are great and it is so well lit. The background is perfect. The only thing I would just completely avoid is the border. It doesn't really improve the image, it takes away from it.