Freestyle
by Brin

Comment:
Looks like one very mad horse. I wouldn't want to get my hand near that mouth. Nice detail on face and mane. Like the lighting.

The Golden Days
by FotoMunki

Comment:
Interesting color processing. The border, though, might me too wide for the image. It doesn't frame it well, since it is only on two sides. Composition of rest of image is well done, and the rule of thirds was used well for your village portion of the image.

The Hills Are Alive
by Studio18

Comment:
Nicely composed. REally like the flowers in the foreground. Need a bit more brightness, though. It dulled down the detail of the mountains and flowers, though your sky seems perfectly exposed.

The Collector
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
Nice processing on this one. Looks very magical. Love the almost neon looking stripes on the bee.

dock
by idp

Comment:
Composition is well done and your lights came out really well. It is very dark, though. Can't really see a dock. Maybe the contrast was adjusted too much?

Earl in Dreamland
by deana

Comment:
Interesting technique.

Who?
by fotodude

Comment:
I love the soft focus on this one. Makes the owl look very mysterious and very much the night creature.

A Swingin' Affair
by rhipster

Comment:
Nicely done. Looks like it could be on the cover of an album. You did a wonderful capture on the sax. I like the brushed look.

Scavenger
by dahkota

Comment:
Boy that thing is butt ugly. Great detail on the image. Nice saturation of colors.

Pollenating
by MattO

Comment:
Very nice detail on the wing. Flower is somewhat overexposed, which caused loss of detail. Maybe it was a bit overprocessed? anyway, some of the ways I take care of overexposure is to spot edit color in to take away the white areas. You can do it as layers by keeping your well exposed image on the same page as your edited one and switch between the two, layer the better exposure and detail over the overblown highlight.