red on pink
by jan5500

Comment:
The red needs to be more saturated and perhaps brighter. It seems too much of the same tone with the background.

Visiting a sick friend with a colorful past
by DelRioPhoto

Comment:
The banana surely looks very sick, but without the title I would not have known why this was taken.

Roseate Spoonbill
by jencurrie

Comment:
Lovely colors, but it seems overprocessed.

New York Times
by JPR

Comment:
This phot was so good. It reminds me of an image out of the depression. Even the vendors clothes seem to be out of a different age. Great nostalgia photo.

Will
by tate

Comment:
Loved this portrait. The beard detail is awesome. Great job on exposure. It is perfect from what I am seeing. Thanks for sharing.

No Life
by EaThis

Comment:
The image was way too dark and lacked contrast.

Not looking up?
by Quickeye

Comment:
Found the image to seem too cut in half. Not sure why it is so white on top and so saturated on the bottom. I have heard that a neutral density filter will equalize the light in an image and may have saturated the upper part better.

high speed in the shanghai subway
by art-inept

Comment:
Thought the blur did not work for the photo. Even one depicting high speed needs at least one point of reference that has better focus.

No Parking
by youngnova

Comment:
Thought the image lacked a really good subject. Admittedly, the no parking sign is well exposed and well saturated, but not interesting. Developing an eye for composition comes with practice. That is where I am at right now.

nyc through the eyes of a messenger
by samhall

Comment:
Thought the image was too dark. Also it was not all that strong in composition. The foreground object doesn't seem to fit with the rest of the image. Also, the car to the right and the one directly left of the object are distracting. All in all, I think a bit more scrutiny when setting up your shot and noticing every detail from one corner to the next will help considerably. If you have the ability to look through an eyepiece on your camera, sometimes that conventional technique allows you to see more than using an lcd screen, which I hardly use anymore.