Decommissioned
by gipper11

Comment:
Super photo. I really like this picture. You have processed it to the perfection. (just those left "pikes" could have been cloned out easily)
In my top 3 and my Yellow Dragon award
A 10 from me.

Grandpa's Hat
by nam

Comment:
We are going straight to the eyes in this picture. The processing of making it as a painting on the sides but not in the center is a weird choice. The title saves you because the hat looks indeed too big for the girl. A 7 from me.

Food on the go.
by nygold

Comment:
Lot of lens dust. The seagull looking into the lens is the interesting part of this whole image. A 6 from me

Splash
by Judi

Comment:
If this doesn't finish with a ribbon, I'll eat my hat. Sharp, detailed.
A 9 from me. (10 if the colors on the woman's skin were not so orange)

Galliformes
by Kodak

Comment:
This could have been a top 10 picture, if taken from a lower angle. The blue shining glow on the head is beautiful. I also like to see the whole feathers on top of the head. A 5 from me.

colors
by HUETH

Comment:
The art on the wall is indeed colorful. The position you took this picture looks uninteresting. There is no need to take so much sky and street. I see a white rectangle on the roof about the 1/3 of the picture. Looks like you cloned out something there. I will give it a 6

comfortably numb
by mefnj

Comment:
scary picture, if you hang this in a hair salon, customers will run away :))
If you hang this in an art gallery, it will attract huge crowds. Well anyhow, I do enjoy this picture very much. An 8 from me.

Heron searches for Prey
by sfalice

Comment:
Great wildlife picture of a heron. The left side is a little dark. Some structure adjustment in post processing to make the bird stand out from the rock in the back. I give you a 7.

Mystic Koi
by digifotojo

Comment:
Very nice. I do enjoy: the bright red, the koi taken from above, looks like a Chinese painting, the background squared art.
I don't like: the dark spots on the fish, this could have been smoothened or just cloned out. An 8 from me.

Flamenco
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
I was born left handed, but learned to use both hands to do things. Most of the time I will use my left hand to draw. I use scissors or cutting tools, computer, etc... with my right hand. In an other entry where I drew something I used my right hand because I had the ruler in my left. I am not ambidextrous. There are things I just cannot do with one or the other hand.
It was great fun making this.