Tecklenburg
by Anastasia

Comment:
Excellent color. Focus and clarity are great as well. Looks like the buildings are leaning inward. Was there some wide angle lens distortion? Still quite good, actually, I like it, as it really draws us up to the nice sky and color in the sky/rooftops and tree. Good for a postcard. ~Heather~

Good for what ails ya!
by dsidwell

Comment:
Absolutely stunning view. Perfect postcard. If I HAD to make a suggestion, I'd suggest to try toning the clouds down slightly, as they might be just a bit bright, otherwise, excellent shot. The angle and framing/cropping is good, as is the focus and clarity. Great find. ~Heather~

Chimney Bluffs
by wdebeau1

Comment:
Wide angle lens distortion? The trees on the right tilt left, and the trees on the left tilt right. Everything tilts inward. Usually a side effect of a wide angle lens. The scene is pretty, I think it's be better with some less naked trees, but still not bad. I like how the little hill kind of frames the photo. ~Heather~

Garden of the Gods
by K-Rob

Comment:
Nice shot. Really pretty scene, good for a postcard. About half way up the large mountain to the right is a blue dot that I find myself staring at for along time trying to figure out what it is. I guess that would be a distraction then. Otherwise, lighting conditions look ok for the shot, and the focus and clarity are good. Angle and framing/cropping are also nice. ~Heather~

Walk on the Ocean Floor
by KimInNB

Comment:
This is a nice photo, but without some kind of knowledge of what it is exactly, or even WHERE it is, I don't think i'd buy it as a postcard. About the image though, it's a wonderful shot. The sky is great, and I like the angle and framing/cropping you chose. Especially how you have the foam in the bottom left corner. nice. ~Heather~

Sunrise on the Mississippi River
by sher

Comment:
Very pretty. I especially like the bird in the upper left. The colors are great. The sun is a bit bright, but what can I expect huh? It's the SUN. Love the colors in the sunrise. We are second shift people, and I don't get to see too many sunrises. The angle and framing/cropping are good, and I like how you have the brush in the forground. Nice touch. ~Heather~

Montreal, Canada
by nathaliedoo

Comment:
My favorite part about this is the reflection in the water. I like very much the colors. The city it's self is a bit busy, but I can't expect you to control that. lol. A very nice night shot. Angle and framing/cropping are good. You captured the reflections very well also. ~Heather~

The Delta King
by ChrisW123

Comment:
I really really like this. Saw the thumbnail awhile ago, and couldn't wait to get to this one. The only proble I see is that the words "Delta King Hotel" kind of bug my eyes out. I'm not sure if it's just the way it is, or if the focus is just a tad soft, but I still love it anyway. Very nice. ~Heather~

Elm Hill
by Galina

Comment:
I love the focus and clarity you have here. I also like the angle and framing/cropping you chose to capture this at. Looks like it was taken out a window in another building or something. Kind of a "looking down" on the scene. That is really nice. I wonder why you went with the mud color? Still a nice shot. ~Heather~

welcome to georgia
by gisele

Comment:
This made me think of one time when we were down south and we walked into a resteraunt and there were peanut shells all over the floor. I was shocked to see people just chucking the shells all over the floor. I found out later that it's illegal now in MI to do that because it's a health violation. Anyway, I thought it was pretty cool. So this shot brings back a "down south" memory for me. I only wish it were a bit sharper. It's not bad, but I think it could be bette. ~Heather~