Inspiration Lake
by jaysonmc

Comment:
Just magical and JRR Tolkien like. Again a landscape may take the FS...top 10 at the very least.

Autumnal Calla Trio II
by banmorn

Comment:
Most unusual framing for portrait styled stems and landscape frame, one that I like very much but have found to not score highly as it is awkward for many people, yet that -ve space really forces your eye to the image, and makes it stay there as opposed to a portrait style framing where your eye tends to wander a lot more. Excellent exposure and deep saturated colours. 8.

The Little Weaver 4 (PAW 36-4/52)
by HarveyG

Comment:
Hehe Marion :) As an Aussie you understand that "little bastards" is a term of endearment. There's enough palm tree to go around for all of us :P

29/52 - two in 1
by mitalapo

Comment:
A lot going on but that is often the point in street photography right? Friends heading out of frame, the shadow of the pointing man on the wall, the graffiti inside a residential house, or are they stables? Thoughtful moment captured.

Fresh Lemons
by Germaine

Comment:
Interesting lighting, BG not totally black with some distracting leaves visible (monitor calibrated?) Lovely representative yellows. I'd prefer to see your FP on the foreground lemons, not the rear ones. Beautiful intricate bowl.

After-the-Party_0013.012912
by mariuca

Comment:
Natural ambient light is still my favourite vs studio lighting but it does lack some contrast here.
It's personal preference and some may not think you've done your photographic skills justice.

Big Brother
by Germaine

Comment:
I enjoyed this. Just a hint of mystery, CSI, FBI or the cover of some old PI novel.

Dessert 35 - Grape pie
by hajeka

Comment:
Tasty, like the little crumbs scattered round. The umbrella looks good but like most good looking things is probably ineffectual :)

IMG_1165-"Chinatown"-650
by sfalice

Comment:
Iconic scene. Busy, as most Chinese markets should be. I missed seeing this when I was in SF many years ago. The bottom shaded area appears tinted blue/purple. Did you push the processing there?

Landing Gear
by digifotojo

Comment:
Great wing placement and bird in the frame composition. Good exposure with no blow outs in the white. However your s/s is just not fast enough to stop motion in the head. Set the camera to Tv mode 1/2000s or more next time and your aperture as big as possible f/4 in low light or f/8 in good light with ISO 400. The Rebel 350 will not be too noisy at ISO 400.