Peace and Tranquility
by BackpackR

Comment:
I think this shot would have been so much nicer if you could have eliminated the sky somehow... Crop out the sky and the left side of the shot so the path leads from the bottom corner to the top left corner of the frame. I think that would make a nicer shot here. I do really like the emotive feeling of the person on the path leading to the end of the road. But the high contrast tones are definitely not giving off that peaceful tranuility you are trying to communicate.

The Rainbow Tunnel
by mrbig65

Comment:
I think you clipped the shadows a little too much. The big black shadow on the pipe wall mixes too much with the silhouetted person creating a big blob. You lost the definition in your silhouetted shape.

The Finish Line
by RaeK

Comment:
You did a good job with a tough exposure here. No real bad clipping in the highlights that I can detect with the eye which is really outstanding work in this light. Did you use the sunny 16 rule?? I would suggest trying a different viewpoint to avoid the clutter in the photo. Zoom in and aim more toward the cheerleaders to avoid the left side of the lane and a lot of the sky and city background. But now that I look at the photo I can see you are showing the runner's view... so just ignore my last critique.

slug
by charliebaker

Comment:
I like the noise grain here which adds a bit of texture to the photo. I think it is a little dark which is probably why you have the noise in the first place. The cinematic effect of your composition is a nice touch.

Fallen Eagle
by Stagolee

Comment:
Speaks volumes about the state of the union.

IMGP0614 Osteo
by Highcloud

Comment:
Very whimsical photo that kind of suffers from a few details that are lacking... the decision to cut off the bottom of the pot and the rotation of the photo is slightly off.

morning light
by bigskyeye

Comment:
I like the soft morning light and you made a very nice still life set up. I'm afraid the highlights in the background are very blown which creates further exposure problems into the foreground. (The brightness of the background pours into the foreground.) I think a good fix might have been to bracket your exposures and merge into HDR for a more even exposure throughout.

Daffodil and Curtain
by tvsometime

Comment:
This seems to be a tad bright to me and is lacking in contrast.

Still life with flowers
by Neat

Comment:
I like the soft light and focus on this shot! It creates a very warm glow.

Yellow Tulips III
by banmorn

Comment:
The color is not quite right on this shot. The green leaves have a yellow cast on them.