Raver Girl
by h2

Comment:
Great use of selective desaturation. It hides the background without being obvious. Also very good clarity.

Do you want to play with me?
by gadion

Comment:
Cute photo. The depth of field is good. I wish the eyes were a bit more in focus to really draw the viewer in.

the fleet at rest
by nivlek

Comment:
I like the use of duo-tone for this image. The dark aqua is perfect for the scene.

Hits The Spot...again
by snaffles

Comment:
This photo has potential, as you filled the frame nicely to show us details. But a few things could change to help improve it:
- The blown out white sky is merging with the white spots of the horse, making the horse disappear
- The green in the grass feels like it could use a bit of extra saturation
- The horizon is just slightly not level.

Simply Red
by Quigley

Comment:
Good clarity, and the softness to the skin doesn't look overdone. I'm not a fan of her facial expression, it feels like she is scared.

A moment of refreshment...
by wetland

Comment:
Good choice with the center composition for this one. The bottom pond exits at the corners which is very appealing.

Who Did? Katydid!
by dtallakson

Comment:
What a great splash of color against the white. That really helps to draw in the viewer. Nice amount od details, although the high amount of noise detracts from the sharpness.

Morning drive to work
by michelaudette

Comment:
Neat photo, good use of the rule of thirds for the horizon. The colors feel a little washed out, but that works for this image.

Vibrance
by ChelseyAmanda

Comment:
It's interesting, I had to look at this photo twice to see the branch in focus at the top. That branch does add to the focus, I hope quick voters don't miss it.

Howdy, Partner!
by tuba_charlie

Comment:
Haha, what a great facial expression. Good amount of detail throughout.