The Glassblower
by LedZeppelin588

Comment:
Really out of focus. If you were trying to do a reflection in glass, you need to at least add one element that places this as a reflection and not just a badly focused image.

Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez!
by skewsme

Comment:
Lighting needs work. The gems in the foreground have little separation bethween them, and they are overexposed which adds to the blending of them.

marbles
by AzCKelly

Comment:
Good concept. However, the image is really dark, not much color in the marbles, and the focus needs to be better. Perhaps some reflected light from a white board placed below the marbles and aiming up, out of camera sight, would have added just that little extra to get a nice sharp image with more color and focus.

The batlle against water
by Philos

Comment:
So I have heard. Must be Holland. Love the placement of the windmill on this one.

Bubbles
by jsolsona

Comment:
Looks really delectable. Great detail on the drops. Now I need to try this one. I would really like to see if my camera can handle such marvelous detail.

Skagerrak and Blue
by tinky2

Comment:
Very clear and saturated.

The red one
by Robot-Fotomat

Comment:
Interesting composition. The water appears to be too slow a shutter maybe. I don't know, but it looks more like ice than water. Maybe a faster shutter would have separated the droplets more.

Giant Icicle
by linda12201

Comment:
Nice color on the mound of ice. Looks out of place in this idyllic scene, though.

Coral Reefs in the Caribbean
by saiphfire

Comment:
This has potential to be one of those wow photos, but not as it exists currently. A bit more dodging of the highlights and adjustment to a brighter more saturated image would have really added a lot of impact. If you have an ability to attach a polarizer to your camera, try it and see. If you used a polarizer, putting your stops to add more light (+) would have helped initially to get a brighter image.

Solitude
by Di

Comment:
Alot of noise in this one, especially in the foreground. Contrast needs to be more pronounced. If you have an ability to adjust tones in your editing, you might be able to get much better contrast and less muddylooking appearance. Compositionally you placed your subject well and the curving bank is a definite plus.