Miami's Backyard
by yakatme

Comment:
this shot is awesome, but ai! that red kite at the top is distracting. could you clone it farther down into the frame or something? it's a great picture and that kite has an important compositional function, it's just running into the border in a big bad nasty way.

John1small.jpg
by Tallbloke

Comment:
I prefer the color version, I think. I'm thinking it would be really nice to see this same photo with the saturation reduced to, say, 50% in the background.

Refuge II
by Dax-

Comment:
gorgeous - love the tritoning and the carefully controlled focus. a strong composition of a delicate subject.

Sunset Elapsed
by saloonstudios

Comment:
this is very cool.

Stare Down
by jonnie

Comment:
you should enter more challenges :)

Wahkeena Falls
by DrAchoo

Comment:
I have a general bias against waterfall shots the same way that some people have against people in their landscapes - but I like this one. The shape of the water is great. I'd actually be really interested in seeing a differently processed version of this, with the same softness in the water but a sharp focus on the surrounding moss. Pretty please :)

Battle for Sorna
by Rikki

Comment:
wow, this one came out great. so many wind up looking cluttered, but this one really works.

Grainy B&W
by JH

Comment:
this is a really great idea. it got voted way lower than it deserved. I think that the main improvement that could be made is the angle - think about the lines in the shot. as this is, all the lines are pretty much parallel, heading out of the shot. from a lower angle, the lines would converge to a point within the composition. try to use the lines to keep the viewer's eye within the frame.

Airplane Comming
by chad_ec

Comment:
killer picture!
typo in the title!
>_<

"ET Bugaboo"
by getnoutside

Comment:
nice serene picture, great technical control and composition - not a fan of the title, though