Feeding Time
by robst

Comment:
I'm sure it ain't no picnic for the momma, but that's life. Cute piggies, well captured here.

Fleeting
by essay

Comment:
Nicely composed - so many layers both vertical and horizontal in this scene and they all play nicely together.

World War II Memorial
by sns

Comment:
This looks like one of those tough-to-represent-with-a-photo scenes. Usually a newspaper photo would rely on a human element, but failing that a frame-filling, simple but carefully composed photo would probably represent it better than a wide angle view like this.
As it is, all the elements of interest (the fountain, the structure, and especially the pillars with inscriptions and wreaths) are small but we have tons of space taken up by the tiles on the ground and the dark but cloudy, somewhat light-polluted, starless sky.

Remembrance
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
What are we remembering again?
Oh, I rem.... nope, forgot again.

reaching
by herfotoman

Comment:
Appropriate amount of motion blur here, gives it a nice look, but I'm not crazy about the composition. Can't really put my finger on why, though...

Mrs Durphin and the Balloon
by rooum

Comment:
Delightful, classic scene and well composed, and I like the toning here.

Lovers Island
by Robski

Comment:
I like the sky here, and that is well processed, but I'm not crazy about all the darkness in the foreground. Some of it is light, but the rest (near the edges) looks like it's been darkened after the fact for style reasons. Nothing wrong with that, just I'm not crazy about it.

Night Game In The Rain
by vlado

Comment:
Even if all you had was a wide-angle lens, plenty of more interesting and visually appealing compositions could have been found here - it's a very compelling scene, and even the arrangement of the players on the field as they are looks good, but it's spoiled by the negative space and the blown-out blob of light.

landed
by posthumous

Comment:
The stars have landed, they are at home on the tiny landscape of this tide-carved beach, ready to rest and wake again with the light of our star. Retirement!

Fall Color in the Rockies
by jimsapp

Comment:
It's a nice enough natural composition of colors on the hillside for sure, but as far as photos go this has the vibe of a from-the-road shot to me. There are so many back roads and bodies of water to be found up in/around the Rockies, I hope you did visit them and just used those pictures for other things :)