Spring's Getting Comfortable
by spreadpanic

Comment:
Lovely pastel colors. Focus is very uneven, though. With multiple points of distance from the camera, it is hard to get a defined focal point. Sometimes if you have a move function on the camera, you can adjust where the focus will be.

The Cricket Game
by JohnBeebe

Comment:
I like the sharp focus on the ball. Nice stop action.

Sunday in the Park
by Elaine

Comment:
Really nice sky on this one.

I saw red
by Elvis_L

Comment:
Looks oversharpened. The dof is pretty good, but could have even been more blurred out to create a background palette of green tones without detail.

A family of nine
by Xilebo

Comment:
Very low contrast, which caused the image to appear a bit muddy.

stream of life
by arsenal

Comment:
The highlights are really overblown on the sky, the water, the sand,etc. Birds are a nice touch. That is probably my favorite part of the entire scene.

The Sky's the Limit in this Town
by C-town driver

Comment:
Never been there. The subject has been done so often though that this one doesn't offer much. Too bad you couldn't have gotten a more dramtic sky. The solid blue just doesn't seem interesting enough. The hillside seems to hold some interest, however. I like the textures of the foliage, but there isn't enough of it.

Built on a Rock
by harmsusmc

Comment:
Nice sky. Foreground is very dark, though. You can adjust its exposure by extracting that part and increasing brightness, as well as doing a bit of dodging. The other choice is to not have so much foreground, since its insertion into the composition (and at such a large amount0 should be better exposed.

Long Road Home
by SDW

Comment:
Found subject to be uninteresting, though your leading lines give it some strength. They aren't leading anywhere, though, so when you use that as a compositional technique you need to have a point of reference where the lines are leading the eye.

Days Gone By
by msdoubletrouble

Comment:
Image seems very digitized. Not sure if it is because subject was far away and you tried to crop, but details are very dotted. I used an Olympus D550z last year, and for some reason something happened in the file sizes and most of my images started coming out this way. Luckily I was able to get a different camera. Nothing can be done about the problem, though often the prints come out just fine.