Sure, It's Sunny Now - But If It Rains This Floor Will Swell Up Like A Sponge
by conglett

Comment:
Too much glare on the light spots. Use a tripod and reduce the amount of light coming in to the camera. Also try changing contrast to a clower setting and white balance from auto to another setting on your camera.

Paver
by Ristyz

Comment:
Not sure what this is, other than fire.

Caution
by weska54

Comment:
Didn't like the yellow ribbon crossing the photo. If it said caution, you should have depicted that in the picture. As it is, it is very distracting.

build
by JRJRJR87

Comment:
Sorry. Image is too small and very digital looking which makes it really out of focus.

The Hanging Tree
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
I like the way you filled the frame on this one. Even the fiber on the rope is visible. What iso setting did you use? I think a shot in all available ones, then choosing the least noisy one would have improved it. Also when you take several shots of the same subject, use a tripod so you don't change the composition you've chosen.

No Left Turns
by oOWonderBreadOo

Comment:
I like the starry look of the streetlights. Your detail in the background,with the light stabbing through the dark, was really good. However, the foreground is very unclear. Try prefocusing on a mid point in the image and change the amount of light coming in several times to see which image looks the best. Also, use a tripod if you didn't.

Deconstruction
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
A lot of noise in the sky. Perhaps it is the size of the file. However, your capture of the falling debris was perfect.

Building a Bean
by milo655321

Comment:
This was one of those shots that you had to be in the right place at the right time. The convex reflection really makes the shot. It would have been mediocre if that wasn't there. Didn't give it a ten because there was a degradation in the clarity, but I gave it a nine.

Bamboo
by reification

Comment:
Extremely good composition. A little more brightness on the man, and I would have given it a ten. So I gave it a nine.

"Future Site of TALLMAN MEADOW PARK"
by natelyon

Comment:
I have a real soft spot for b&w. I originally went with a nine, but when I reviewed my votes, I decided a seven was better. It seemed too dark and the rocks in the foreground needed to be sharper. Use manual focus and mid aperture setting (if you have it) and focus on the top of the furthest back rock and the entire image may have been well focused.