Faint Memory
by escapetooz

Comment:
I'm guessing this is some sort of sheer fabric, it gives a really nice effect. Great job.

Modern Cities Exist Only to Be Destroyed
by rooum

Comment:
I love the colors in this photo, really clever to turn it upside down. It took me a minute but I eventually figured it out.

Debutante
by jomari

Comment:
Really beautiful, just like a ruffled dress

Nine Pawns
by DistantColours

Comment:
This is really well done. I wish I knew how to keep the detail in my highlights like this.

Blades of Grass
by karenk

Comment:
My favorite of the challenge. The colors are just amazing.

Arizona Meteor Crater
by tanguera

Comment:
What a lucky break in the clouds. I'm glad this is doing well for you.

Pyscle and Cupid
by tigerluong

Comment:
This is an interesting looking clock, I am thinking the main problem with this photo is the background IMO, as is I am left wondering why you chose to take a picture of a clock on a blank wall. When I set up a photograph I try to look at the picture as a whole, not just the subject, the background must add to the photo not detract. Try making a grouping of similar still life objects like placing a nice flower arrangement with it on an interesting looking table. Then you still showcase your beautiful clock but make the picture as a whole much more interesting.

Sadness of the young
by manavg

Comment:
IMO this photo is too much about the gate instead of the child behind it. I would like to see this redone with the focus on the child instead of the gate. With the child out of focus it is hard to catch the emotion. I think if the child was moved to the left a bit so you can see the face it would be more effective as well. That heavy square over one of the eyes bothers me somewhat.

Falls with heron
by rhoadesurf

Comment:
Beautiful falls, but this photo has much more of a purple/red tint than sepia on my computer.

Dance of the Dragons
by BrianR

Comment:
This is an interesting looking fan, I am thinking the main problem with this photo is the background IMO, as is I am left wondering why you chose to take a picture of a fan on a wall. When I set up a photograph I try to look at the picture as a whole, not just the subject, the background must add to the photo not detract. Try making a grouping of similar still life objects like propping it in front of a bonsai tree, or have a model hold the fan in front of her face, then you still showcase your beautiful fan, but the picture on a whole becomes much more interesting.