Hot Pursuit
by bryantbus

Comment:
I just read the comments. I don't notice things like cropping at joints, which may explain why I suck. But they seem to be good comments - seems to be a shot that especially the guys liked. I also don't see it as flat - color and contrast seem to be fine on my monitor.

The Bat House
by quiet_observation

Comment:
I like the images formed by the broken windows - not only is there a bat, but there's a bird in the lower one. Nice what looks to be either early morning or evening light.

Shadow and Light
by Kelli

Comment:
I'm one of those that also likes harshish lighting scenes, where the light plays on the subject, so I liked this one. I did think the blue was a bit strong, but what I liked best was the cat's eyes and the way he was looking at you, it seems! I think the composition is strong as well.

First Beach (Newport )
by melismatica

Comment:
Wonderful feeling of joy in this picture (from the dog's exuberance). Your hubby, despite definitely looking cold, seems to be enjoying the dog's antics as well. Neat shot!!

Last of the Season
by xianart

Comment:
"Cloned out a small inconvenient house"... LOL! I love the blues and the somewhat twisted perspective of this - nice shot!

Apples
by Elaine

Comment:
I liked this quite well, actually. Nice, quiet, calm picture. Most of your commenters point out the need for better light on the apples themselves - I agree with that. Basic composition is there, tone (feeling) is there - just a bit needed in the light department maybe. Still, I gave it a 6 and like the muted, soft overall color.

Last Light
by levyj413

Comment:
Apparently you should have cut down the tree. :-) Colors in this are wonderful - you did a really good job of capturing the light at that time of day. Very good detail on the structure as well!

beauty
by hanneke

Comment:
I have no idea why this ended up 180th - very seriously underappreciated! Excellent portrait - lovely toning, just the right light.

Lakeside
by meyers

Comment:
I gave this a 7. One of the landscapes I liked because of the contrasts - not in tones, but in content - the ducks, the trees, the serenity, and the city in the background. Thought it quite well done, actually.

Hans Van Door
by posthumous

Comment:
Like the high contrast and the "what the heck are all those handprints doing there" aspect. Makes me think it's a well loved, well used family car where family matters more than the overblown American tendency to worship their vehicles.