Milk Made
by scalvert

Comment:
Oh!

That hurt!

;>)

Haystack
by idnic

Comment:
Oh, dear. Maybe all the good ones have been used up!

Crappy printer
by saintaugust

Comment:
This is waaaaaay too funny. Wish I'd thought of that.

Transition
by elsapo

Comment:
I really, really like this one. But that frame is way too heavy for the lovely colors and composition. So, down to a 7. Still, it's just lovely.

Dead End
by tfarrell23

Comment:
I really liked this one. Should have placed higher.
This was one of my '10's.

End of the Road in Oz
by scalvert

Comment:
Very, very well done!

seal.jpg
by Dim7

Comment:
That's a beauty. Almost an abstract and one to be very pleased with.

Floating
by sangeeth

Comment:
Very nice. If it was just the tiniest bit sharper it would be super!

Evening at the beach
by TroyMosley

Comment:
I too like this image and gave it a six.

But that border is a bit difficult for the picture. I immediately went to the top edges and wondered "whoops, what happened here - should have cropped that..." as the white border appeared to almost blend into the very nice sky. Without that border, I think the image would have placed higher.

Still, it's a lovely photograph.

Alice

All That Remains
by cheegirl

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club

You certainly chose a fine subject for this Challenge. It works well in monochromatic mode too.

I have a couple of thoughts for you. First. The structure (Silo?) is almost there. I'd like to see the top of it as well. A viewer tends to want to complete the image, and in this case, is stopped a bit short.

Then, it would be good to see something that was a bit more in focus. Either a part of the structure or a tree. Just something to give a viewer something to hang on to.

Finally, an old favorite in our Camera Club, Border Patrol. Perhaps by moving a bit to the left, that partial tree to the right side of your image would be eliminated. (Now, if you moved over there and there was a big pit or something, you can tell me to go jump in it, instead...)

Seriously, you have a good image here that fits the Challenge. It wouldn't take much tweaking to make it really good.

Keep up the good work.