GEEWHY'S YELLOW
by TLL061

Comment:
working within the limitations of the inevitable distortion from looking up, you've chosen to make the bottomost step a true horizontal. Unfortunately there's now no "defining vertical" here. As a rule, these work better if you have a defining vertical, and the natural choice here would be the vertical between the doors. This would also bring a true horizontal to the topmost step. All this is a cropping/rotation issue. The problem could have been minimized at the time of exposure, with a tripod and some careful alignment.

Broken Love
by Gauti

Comment:
Feeling blue? This is sharp as a tack, I liek that. I kind of wish the dictionary were inverted and the (readable) text somehow relevant to the image title...

Homage to Dogz (parts)
by awpollard

Comment:
the overlap of the arm with the background arm is seriously awkward to me

Meet the Griswolds (Tacky Holiday Decorations)
by Prof_Fate

Comment:
as an image of tacky, that's tqacky alright. as a photo it's not too succesful. the truncated cars are a real negative for me. the neighboring house's wall is standing out too much. One would expect greater sharpness as well.

Highlited X-Ray Frames (office art+multi-image)
by MrYu

Comment:
this lacks the critical sharpness I'd expect from such an image, and the framing doesn't work for me at all.

Fore Bitten Fruit
by Node

Comment:
A lewd verbal pun in a photography site? what's the world coming to? jejejeĆ¢„Ā¢

Make Wiser Desicions - New Year's Resolution
by Tranquil

Comment:
exquisite bird. There's a little lighter BG behind the bird's left body (right side as we look at it) that's distracting a bit. Ditto the 3 fuzzy hot spots. Otherwise very pure.

BradP Must be Stopped! Took the Blue, Left the Brown - Humor II Parody
by Moose101

Comment:
it's cute, that's about it...

36B
by Discraft

Comment:
The shadows of the bra are working against the image here. I don't care for the 50/50 split of subject and background either.

Pencil Challenge : Ticonderoga Cuttings / "No Green Thumb"
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Glass stem is not vertical, nor glass rim horizontal. That's a critical falw in an image of this sort. separation of glass rim from background could be better-handled. I'm not sure the refraction of light onto the background is desirable here.