Morning Coffee and Prayer
by Emeraulde

Comment:
Good perspective, surface choice. But the drops all over the cup are kind of subjectively unattractive. Fresh full cup of coffee would have been great. This is the right perspective though. There was another one, a picture of a starbucks cup, and i told him do do something like this (even before I saw yours!)

fahrenheit 451
by thelsel

Comment:
Great book, and excellent job.

Wings Of Fire
by TomH1000

Comment:
Good decisive moment shot; some noise could have been removed by NeatImage.

special trout hole
by wetland

Comment:
Nice comp; good exposure; seems a little unsharp and unclear; perhaps movement blur for low shutter speed (not talking about the water, that's fine, its the tree and rocks...)

Cape Cod Canal
by jmritz

Comment:
Nice sky and scene. Not really a good horizon to measure, but it appears tilted slightly left.

Home Sweet Home
by christyrack

Comment:
Nicely scene, but you really challenged yourself to a tough exposure! The overexposed background is a bit distracting.

Reflecting Upon Religion
by michael_p

Comment:
Nice composition; This would be helped by a more interesting sky. Even as is, I think a haze filter and maybe polarizer would have helped.

I swear, he didn't move!
by SoulHunter74

Comment:
I think the background is interesting, and I can accept the effect you tried with the overexposure. I think it's pretty obvious it was intentional.

It's a decent photo, but think about it: your background effect draws attention to it. But does the moose? The lighting on the moose is pretty flat, and he's even positioned outside of the "glow". (Note if you put him in the glow, you would probably need to change the crop so its not the center.)

One other thing, the perspective distortion is obvious on the left because of the tile lines. It might also have been interesting to have a square perspective here.

Dating For Dummies
by Rego

Comment:
Too bad the editing rules prohibit red-eye correction (though you might have been able to do that without spot editing by adjusting colors globally. Or maybe B&W would have been a better choice.

The Sword in the Stone
by moodville

Comment:
Niice capture, good DOF, but the composition could be more interesting (this one's centered, and the rock in front of the sword takes away from sword being the focal point.