The Call of Nature
by Long

Comment:
Lovely image. Maybe not enough "beginning", even with the title, though! Slightly blown highlights around tree. Would be great if you had managed to catch sunbeams in the mist (there is another pic that does this very well - would love to learn that trick myself).

Simple Truth
by ebertdj

Comment:
Super velvety saturation. Like the effect (though some won't). Also the over exposure works nicely, I think.

Birth of a Magnolia.
by docpjv

Comment:
Like the DoF and the composition. But maybe not quite "exciting enough" for a hig scorer?

...and darkness was on the face of the waters...
by codauber

Comment:
splendid image - very attractive. But looks fractionally soft to me. Horizon looks a bit wonky (notwithstanding the distrortion caused by the winde angle lens).

In the Beginning
by Resurrected

Comment:
with glasses, I think that there needs to be more distortion and it should focus attention on the relevant words - not sure that there is enough focus on the relevant words in this image. RHS and cropping of glasses seems a bit messy too - though I an see that at this angle you needed to do so around the "Genesis" title. So maybe a different angle of attack? Also, bible pages are quite transaparent - might have worked better with a non-tissue paper bible!

In The Beginning ...They Seemed So Innocent
by love

Comment:
surely the end...! like the urban grittiness, but the subject matter doesn't really excite me, I'm afraid.

Ozzy_1
by andiks

Comment:
Nice expression - Maybe not enough "beginning" even with a title... and the pic could be larger (don't be shy of 640 pixels)

"My First Love "
by fer_55

Comment:
Nice image! Idea hard to capture - not sure it is fully realised here.

In the beginning of my life
by joaquin

Comment:
Love the colours and subject matter and angle.

In the beginning God created the Heavens & the Earth
by jaaad

Comment:
Nice idea, but hard to show. Seems to be a bit of a colour cast to your image and not enough detail (perhaps a little sharpening? Sky might benefit from more contrast, too. Composition would benefit from a focal point or two.