My Little Pony
by cowboy

Comment:
I think I'd concentrate on one horse and zoom in or do a macro of his head. As it is, it seems a bit busy. With so much vivid blue, it casts a blue hue throughout the photo. Maybe bring up the red saturation a tad? I hope this is helpful.

Made By Hand
by shabri9

Comment:
This might have a bit more pop if the instument were placed on a solid black background with some lighting coming from a single source to one side. I like the variations in the woodgrain and the different colors of the wood. As it is just in the center of the shot, it doesn't have an overall interesting quality. I hope this helps.

Old Wagon
by docurrie

Comment:
This might have more visual appeal if not so tightly cropped and the wagon weren't dead center in the photograph. I like the angle of the shot and the sky color.

Study in wood and leather
by bpickard

Comment:
I like the composition of this. The varations of the warm tones in the stairs compliment the dark browns of the boots. The lighting is interesting. I wish it were a larger image so we could really hone in on the details and knotholes.

Used wood
by toti

Comment:
Lots of varied wood applications and similar coloration makes for a nice monochromatic theme. I like the off placement of the chair. This might've been fun in black and white with lots of contrast - just a thought. I wish the image were larger so we could see the details of the planks better.

"Blocks"
by sfarrell23

Comment:
This is a fun colorful photograph. Shooting on white works here. I like the helter skelter arrangement of the blocks - it gives the eye lots of visual candy. Maybe not quite as close a crop for my taste.

Garden Post
by admart01

Comment:
Nice contrast. I like the vine adding a natural touch to this photo. Good composition

The wooden cross road
by VanGogh

Comment:
With the cross cropped as it is, it looks almost like an X instead of a true cross. Maybe pan back just a tad. The similar colors of the portrait and the wood are complimentary and the lines of the document run parallel with the cross piece, creating an interesting parallel effect.

Last post
by stupot

Comment:
I notice that you've placed the pole dead center in the photo. It might have been more interesting to either shoot a macro and concentrate on the texture of the bark, or perhaps shot it from an angle, taking advantage of negative space to make the overall picture more visually appealing.

What some people do with driftwood!
by p2jvr

Comment:
Is it glued together?? Interesting.

I think I might have shot this from a different angle. Since it is natural materials it kind of gets lost amidst all the trees and the grasses. Maybe a sideways shot could have worked better. Maybe a tighter crop to concentrate on the horse and not the surroundings.