Tulip Junkyard
by stuffNjunk

Comment:
I think this could have been a great shot, if there had been less DOF which would have blown those tires out more. Too much detail in the background for me. <5>

A Twist of Green and a Spot of Red
by Falc

Comment:
Very Nice! <7>

The Hiker
by justin_hewlett

Comment:
In this image, I see the entire image as being important, and by picking the hiker out and saying this is "minimalism" doesn't seem right to me. "Create an image where your subject is the strong point of the image, but only occupying a very small portion of the image space." In my mind the "subject" should be the main subject in the image, not just "a subject" in the image. Although this is a fine image, to me, it falls short of the challenge outlines.

Pink Flower
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment:
Very nice image, but...Create an image where your subject is the strong point of the image, but only occupying a very small portion of the image space. I think you did 'MACRO'

Grand Slam
by tryals15

Comment:
Cute. the best baseball pictures I've seen in this challenge. <7>

Dandelion Clock
by Kathryn8

Comment:
I think this would have really been strong on a black background. Nice detail, which would have shown even more on the black. <6>

Cardinal in the Rain
by bbower1956

Comment:
Nice shot of the Cardinal, however I think this image would have worked much better for this challenge had you used DOF or some other method to seperate your cardinal from the rest of the image, making the cardninal clearly the main focus of the shot. <5>

Minimal Right to Freedom
by MihaiCiobanu

Comment:
I'm curious, with Basic Editing, how you made everything except the workd "Freedom" out of focus.

Star Among Bricks
by DeniseBernadette

Comment:
Philadelphia?

Drinking Glass
by dprboyne

Comment:
Create an image where your subject is the strong point of the image, but only occupying a very small portion of the image space. I think you did "MACRO".