Gossamer Dreams
by Brad

Comment:
Very pretty! One of my favorite flowers in the challenge. Love the soft tones and the glow. What did you do in this case to produce it? (Reminding myself too I need to go fill in my notes on mine.)

Pink Grapefruit Spritzer
by orussell

Comment:
Great Owen! Congrat's on your well deserved top 10 finish. Wasn't sure, and the details don't say: I assume this is a grapefruit frozen in ice? Or is this looking down into a glass that is foaming?

wonder
by parrothead

Comment:
Ouch--Heida crept in at the last minute. This is a great shot. Still, congrats on this finish. I still think they should give ribbons for fourth. Geesh, it won't cost them anything!

Things Weren't So Rosy in the 30's
by Kylie

Comment:
Congrat's Kyle!!!!!

Subtle shades of pink
by suemack

Comment:
Good shot of the fish, that's difficult to capture. It would be nice to work out better lighting than frontal flash for these shots. It kind of has a snap shot look as is. And pink isn't a strong color in this shot. (Note: I scored this a few days ago, so if a score coincides with this critique, it isn't mine.)

Shimmering
by 4score

Comment:
Nice idea, and definitely enough pink. However, this to me seems "flat" as a duotone. I'd like to have seen some sparkle in the glass, or something to brighten this up, the pink alone doesn't do that. (Note: I scored this a few days ago, so if a score coincides with this critique, it isn't mine.)

Stages
by aerogurl

Comment:
Excellent composition and very pretty flower and branch. Good background and low key frame. Minor crits: the flower may be a bit overexposed on the left edge and below, or it could just be that stark white. Also, the stamen area of this flower could be clearer--it seems to have some chroma noise. (Note: I scored this a few days ago, so if a score coincides with this critique, it isn't mine.)

Bertie2.jpg
by megryan

Comment:
The thumbnail attracted me to this one in particular. The background is great, the setting is great and it has very good sharpness.

One suggestion would be a slight crop of the background to the right, just enough to get his head a little further away from horz center and put him closer to the sweet spot.

Although it contributed to this wonderful background, and I know it can be tough with macros, but a little more DOF next time or putting the hyperfocal point so his eye is in focus would have made this a killer shot.

Evening at Three Cliffs Bay
by cheekymunky

Comment:
Beautiful view and capture.

The View West
by zeuszen

Comment:
Very cool. What processing was done here for that dreamy effect?