The Great Wall at Simatai
by elemess

Comment:
wild juxtaposition of colors. the wall is really a secondary player here. thanks for sharing, good luck!

Into the Woods
by movieman

Comment:
this is a really wild image, very evocative. i just hope it gets the viewing time it needs to be appreciated. this reminds me a lot of where i live. good luck!

He is mine
by vasilkovaya

Comment:
what a sweet portrait. great job with the eyes. good luck!

Maui Sunset
by dahlin

Comment:
i'm not quite sure what to say about this image. it is interesting, especially the shape of the cloud. good luck!

Koi
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
wow, they are pretty. and, as you have found, not that easy to capture. you've done a good job here, and i hope this gets the views it needs to be appreciated. good luck!

Getting ready for the parade
by indianzfan

Comment:
this looks fun! good luck!

Reflections of Lucca
by JCDean

Comment:
great idea, but i'm not sure about the angle you chose. it leaves me feeling like i'm tipping over...

good luck!

A study in orange
by s2fraser

Comment:
beautiful colors, great bokeh. focus overall is a bit soft. i bet though, that this could make an interesting piece of digital art if you applied a strong gaussian blur to the flower itself. good luck!

Hazy Afternoon — Brant Point Light, Nantucket Town
by Bear_Music

Comment:
this looks like it would be a nice place to shoot. just wish you had come at a more interesting time of day (morning or late afternoon), and that you had chosen a perspective that made use of the unique architecture of the lighthouse. as is, this comes off a bit snap-shotty (ie, uninteresting, except to document that you've been there). good luck!

Lunch!
by bjallen

Comment:
great capture, great bokeh, too much fence. the bottom 40% really detracts from the image, as the bird is not that large. to turn your images from good to great, you need to focus on eliminating competiting elements that do not compliment each other. good luck, and thanks for sharing.