How it all begins..
by Eren

Comment:
The best of the "sprouting" shots, I think! Nice subject matter, background is relevant and colours are great.

The beginning of the thaw
by Alexys

Comment:
like this image - very pictoresque. snow (especially in background a bit blown out of detail.

Good Idea
by Glen King

Comment:
good idea and well shot. Shame you did not catch the sign in the light. Maybe notenough "going on" here to maintain interest for long.

The Beginning of Forever
by Avis

Comment:
Not sure that there the background element (a cartridge?) helps here. Very grey picture. top of image is also wasted space - maybe a tight crop on the Nintendo logo woud be more to my taste.

In the beginning: One down, Five to go
by bbmohr

Comment:
Yep - that is a good start! Nice light and composition. Slightly distracting shadow refracted in the drink, and highlight is blown. Good solid image, though.

...our nation was torn apart by civil war
by theSaj

Comment:
Like the shapes! Maybe a bit less sky is required here? Maybe not enough "beginning" without the title, though.

Hands
by gotrond

Comment:
Great symbolism. Maybe a little too little colour. one fingernail distracts because it is dirty...

In the beginning....
by paland

Comment:
where did you get that title from...?

Image is a bit soft and looks a bit manufactured - though an excellent idea. foireground blur is distracting.

Arise
by MAK

Comment:
Dramatic!! Border is too complicated for my taste. colours are vobrant, but the lack of detail in the dark clouds a little distracting. And it looks as thought there is a "grain" in the image that won't serve you well (maybe consider using a different resizing program?) Nice image though.

God created Night
by RulerZigzag

Comment:
contentious title - there was nothing, then light, not nothiong then darkness! Image feels a bit blurry (slow exposure I know and coouds probably moving), while the moon is overexposed with no detail! If you can, try taking underexposed pics of the moon and using PS to increase the brightness and contrast to retain detail.