Saturday
by KristjanUnnar

Comment:
Looks like you had plenty of resolution and detail here. The grass and the dog's fur are sharply in focus, etc. I'm not a fan of the wide ratio presentation for this. I think this would score much higher with a tighter crop (below the distant hill line) and a strong cut on the right also. Just my opinion. Should still do well for you. Good luck.

Fresh snow
by beatabg

Comment:
How did you manage to break through the snowcrete?! That's what we're calling it here anyway (several inches of ice on top of the snow). Don't hate me, but I think with this title one would expect fresh snow without any tracks, etc. Maybe repositioning to the right and dialing in tighter on that small pine tree and shadows (without any disturbed snow surface) would have been a little stronger?

Got freckles
by Neat

Comment:
Lovely focus and expression captured here. The bokeh on the right is a little busy, but not enough to overly distract from the child's face. Good luck.

Double Helix Spiral Staircase
by DistantColours

Comment:
These are always fun. I wonder how this would have presented in B&W? Not that I don't like this as is, but the blue tones are stealing the show a bit IMO.

simplicity
by lovemelvin

Comment:
Fun. Always enjoy bokeh like this.

London Eye on a Sunny Day
by Tiberius

Comment:
Should have used a ND1000 filter and got the wheel in motion! Just kidding. :-) This is a nice representation of the subject.

Dark Clouds gather above a Farmstead during Golden Hour
by ThingFish

Comment:
Stormy skies are cool. This had to be exciting to see. Good luck.

The approach
by toutoungi

Comment:
Wow. That almost looks like a toy! I know it's not, it's just the POV and the blurring of other elements. Gives that miniaturization look to it.

Frozen
by wildiris

Comment:
No kidding! I looked at a field by us the other night and the sun glow was like this. I wanted to grab a photo but my phone wasn't doing it justice. You did well with this one. Good luck.

Let's Make Music
by bob350

Comment:
That's fun. My grandfather played the concertina. Do you play also or just have it as a conversation piece / family heirloom? As far as the photo goes it presents well enough. Did you look at it rotated to the left 90 degrees? Seeing some streaks at the end that would suggest cloned out wire or string that held it up?