Numbers Everywhere
by panosm

Comment:
Very graphic and full of interest. It doesn't seem real somehow, but still keeps your attention. Your border adds nothing for me.

Fifteen Hundred
by divernick

Comment:
Exceptionally well done macro. You picked the perfect background - supportive without drawing any attention. There's nothing I would suggest to improve on this one.

Shadows
by rickhd13

Comment:
My typical voting pattern is a first pass to assign scores followed by more detailed passes to make comments. My initial impression of this image was very positive - and this, my 3rd or 4th pass, is even more positive. I must admit I am passionalte about the US Southwest - or similar locations - but this image is very captivating.
So simple yet so perfectly composed and exposed. I can say no more.

Silver Spoons Hear No Evil, See No Evil & Speak No Evil
by Rooster

Comment:
A very original idea - executed cleverly. Great exposure - hard to do with such highly polished silver. I'm not terribly excited by the dark green background - it may have worked better with black. Overall, it's still in my top 10! Great job.

Three Shacks
by artvet

Comment:
What a perfect threesome! In most cases, I would avoid placing subjects in a dead-centered position, but this is the exception to the rule. Your choice of centering works exceptionally well. And the straight line horizontal layers of brown, green, white, blue - help make this a very "formal" yet exciting image.

3 Palm Road
by qmdi

Comment:
A classic image. Nice leading lines into a relaxing scene.

Shy
by lear202bt

Comment:
A cute trio. The slim Jim presentation works well for their poses.

Balloons
by STEINR

Comment:
Vibrant! Well composed and presented.

Packhams Trio
by HRoxas

Comment:
Great lighting and use of the negative space. A work of art waiting to be hung.

" 3 is a magic number "
by kevrobertson

Comment:
Magical colors. Just enought lighting on the lamps to show a bit of detail, rather than a silhouette, which is great. Sometime, like this, the most simple shots are the more pleasing to the eye. Great job.