we salute you
by jmritz

Comment:
Love the blurry, grainy image. I think a little more detail would help it out.

One of Many
by bobonacus

Comment:
This shot is great for composition and emotion. I like the selective Desat too. I see something wierd going on with the DoF and I have seen this issue on a few photos. I would like to find out what it is so I can offer better help. The background blur looks all digital and jagged. Not a real creamy bokeh. I don't know the cause, sorry. Maybe it has something to do with sharpening and noise reduction. I don't know.

I Miss You Dad
by mefnj

Comment:
Great layout for the items. I think the lighting is well done. The flagreally pops with color. I don't mind the dreamy white vignette too much but it is a little too uniform for me. Maybe not squaring off the edges would be better?

Charles F. Fisher - Civil War Veteran
by Tommy_Mac

Comment:
Good moody lighting. It looks like there was some added blur??

Where the Goodies Come From
by BAMartin

Comment:
This is a cool entryway. I think a little more focus on the door would be good. That pretzel handle has real interest but is cut off. Also the photo needs to be sharpened up a touch or two. The focus is good, but it needs to be brought out more with sharpness adjustments.

Parking at Parisian
by dswann

Comment:
Great color and detail!!

The old portal
by snaffles

Comment:
I like this because it is otherworldy. I appreciate your artistry!

'Long Exposure' Naturally
by njsabs

Comment:
The door is great. Something is up with the background here. The blur looks somewhat artificial, so digital. Wish I could explain it for you better. I think the foreground is great though. I like the complementary colors with the rust and the blue.

Dark Leaves Fall Across My Tall Wooden Doors With The Long Brass Handles
by romanlatham

Comment:
Big frame!

Once Upon a Style
by gg3rd

Comment:
This is great! I love the use of motion blur to add interest. The color is very rich and you got great light. What could put it over the top? I think some perspective adjustment is waranted here to square everything up.