Three O'Clock
by Nitin

Comment:
This is golden light for golden watches, but the tones don't shine at all, they're very restricted. The leftmost feels like it's dropping out of image, due to it's position, size and twisted form. Besides, it's just getting to the three.

Waiting to Hatch
by TDCollins

Comment:
The animal is very soft whereas the rest is quite sharp. The borders feel very curvy, maybe due the light. I'm sure some work on the composition would have enhanced the idea.

Forked Shadows
by tyt2000

Comment:
Oh, this is very nice. Bottom of image area is a bit dull, but the action area is just great. Contrary to many other images this image is much better bigger than as a thumbnail. Caustic reflections add to the image!

Three Shells
by Pooba

Comment:
Nice tones and repeating structure. I wish you'd have been able to include more of the third one to make all the darker rings of the shells go round the entire image area. Compositionally there's no hint for the eye, what's the message or where's the point besides nice colors and texture. Even more diffused light would have suited this image better.

Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
by shamel

Comment:
Compositionally the image isn't that good. Face is nicely lit, but it lacks contrast compared to the fingers. Ring doesn't hurt but takes a lot of attention. Candles lose their interest compared to the holders of the flame, so I don't know where to look in this one.

Nuts
by asij

Comment:
Here we have some real brains, still located in the their skulls. Cracked though. Nice image with good use of depth of field. Third brains are missing, so it's more about the skulls, and those are not so interesting.

Pointed Triplet
by md8speed

Comment:
It nice touch to include the shadows and especially that they're aligning on secondary forms as well. Depth of field is lacking on both ends of the yellow ones.

Three Lucky Coins: Heaven, Welfare, Harmony
by Tiberius

Comment:
It feels like the focus has been on the second plate, but there's enough depth of field for the last one too. The first disc suffers badly, and feels really separated even though the composition depends on it.

'Tres Rosas, Uno durante Cada años"
by tfarrell23

Comment:
The roses are very subdued, with silky feeling (not plastic). They almost miss some tones. One of the leaves pushes together to form "four" instead, especially since one of the roses faces in other direction than others. I don't dislike the image, but I don't have too great attachment to it either.

Weathered Post
by dphillips

Comment:
I have no idea what this image is about. The background on horizon looks like the camera was heavily tilted. The light is weird, but suits fine. The idea is far fetched, three poles standing perhaps, but what about weather post then? I don't know why the snow on foreground isn't virgin, still even the "footsteps" on right don't communicate any story to me.