Paving The Planet
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
This is a good use of fish eye, it gives the viewer a good feeling for the expansiveness of the location. Good choice with the stadium at the center, that seems to provide a good anchor to the photo.

June Flowers
by reneekerr

Comment:
I like the perspective used here. It feels like the red saturation is a bit high, giving it a neon feel.

Pretty in Pink
by train

Comment:
Good opposites for the colors. IT really makes the pink pop. I feel this could have been slightly better with less noise in the photo.

Cold Harbor Landing
by eqsite

Comment:
Hmm, this photo does hold some interest for me, but it feels like it could have held more. I like how the poles are leading the eye to the main subject, but it if were done more so the poles were leading away, I think it would have been more powerful. (PM me if this doesn't make sense, I don't think I explained it the best).

Otter
by NikonJeb

Comment:
I really like the composition of this image. Angling the boat gives a real sense of depth. I'm torn by the post processing. On one hand, I like the somewhat artistic feel. On the other hand, I get a feeling of overdone processing.

Brahma Kamal..flower that blossoms once a year
by prashant_168

Comment:
Nice job, I like when I learn something form the title :)
Good use of water droplets to add a bit of extra interest.

Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis
by massmediakid31

Comment:
For me, this shot doesn't hold a lot of interest, although I'm sure it will for others. Technically, it's a good amount of bokeh (not so much that you cannot determine what the background object is), but the blown out highlights are a bit too much.

Speed
by acoppola

Comment:
The motion blur is done well and gives a great sense of motion. I think this photo would have really popped if the body of the rider was really sharp (obviously not easy to do).

The Doctor
by manic35

Comment:
Good portrait of the man at work. The depth of field is perfect, blurring the equipment just enough to not be distracting, but you can still tell what it is.

Boris, Siberian Eagle Owl
by SteveJ

Comment:
I like how the crop is so tight on this one. Makes the viewer feel like they are really interacting with the bird.