Frogs View at Twilight
by Neil

Comment:
Nicely observed and what wondrous colours, textures and framing. Well done. A particularly effective composition and use of colours in reflected sunset.

Sea terminus
by bpickard

Comment:
Nice composition and textures.. Colours apoear too saturated for my taste though and this I feel detracts from the image. The hues draw me into the stone flags rather than the viewpoint draw me out to sea.

High above the Earth
by jmritz

Comment:
What's the unusual viewpoint? Lying on your back or flipping the photo in the horizontal plane? Not sure this works as there is not enough in the image to retain any great attention.

the window
by ursula

Comment:
Fantastic. A compelling image.

Under the tripod
by movieman

Comment:
Good ide abut photo is poorly shot and out of focus. A tricky shot but you need to persist in your attempts.

822 Feet Up
by brownt

Comment:
It was nice weather in Edinburgh at the weekend wasn't it? A lovely shot with effective use of focal length to provide the right sense of space and freedom. Nice composition with figures and the sky adds greatly to a sense of drama. Only slight quibble is that it not that unusual a viewpoint - hilltops are fairly usual places from which to gaze. However, I'm not being too particular about this as what's usual to one person is unusual to another. Well done. (challenge you to spot my pic taken in Edinburgh:)))

Hummingbird at Night
by Marjo

Comment:
Hard to rate this shot as the noise is so extreme due I suppose to a very fast ISO. Credit for capturing the bird in difficult conditions but suffers from poor quality.

Reach out and Touch Someone.
by dixonp1

Comment:
Rather uninteresting. It's not really an unusual viewpoint and there's little to hold the attention.

My Sauna Beer Fridge.
by MotoCycleBoi

Comment:
Very clever and technically spot on. The focus and clarity of the beer contrasts nicely with the just right amount of fuzziness in the person. Well captured.

All in the mind
by dorinn

Comment:
Rejkjavik? Nicely observed and humorous. I can't help feeling though that you might have been able to find a better location from which to shoot so as to avoid all that distracting background clutter. Or are the streetlights part of the composition? If so I don't like them. Those hills in the background would have made a wonderful backdrop. Even if you couldn't have avoided the clutter, you could have minimised it (move left and have streetlights behind statutes) and then used advanced editing rules to remove what remained. 7