The Day's End
by SandyP

Comment:
Lovely atmosphere and composition. It needs a slight clockwise rotation.

If These Walls Could Talk
by BJokerud

Comment:
Great. Different. Makes me stop, explore and think. Lovely light as well.

Road to the Farm
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Nice road, great trees. It has a lovely warmth to it. I would have taken a few steps forward to get rid of the white poles on the left (or clone them out afterwards), they are so distracting.

Fields of Gold
by salmiakki

Comment:
This has a sixties feels to it with the fading colours of old printed pictures. Maybe a bit too much.

The House on the Hill
by Brin

Comment:
Great depth and detail. I like it how you used both a foreground and background point of interest. A pity the clouds were not cooperating more.

"It wasn't me"
by DistantColours

Comment:
Funny. LOL.

Spirals
by Donna-Dee

Comment:
Just perfect. Love the shapes, textures, composition. The light brings out all details perfectly.
Used a thin strip light? I have a hard time figuring out what light setup you used. The middle one seems to be lit from above but the other ones seems to be lit from the high-left.
A composition of multiple images? I think around the stem I can see those are cut-outs but the rest is done perfectly.
In my top 3.

A Fleeting Memory
by grahamgator

Comment:
The finishing is perfect for the image. Love it.

They See (The Eyes)
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Now I understand the expression "in your face". This gets really close, has great impact. Good, pin sharp in the eyes. Best wishes on his health.

Over it All
by Lydia

Comment:
I don't know what "over it all" means ? (and google did not help) Something like "had enough"? I am trying to understand the reason, the message, for editing out the head. I see a simple, strong, honest image that is trying to express something, but I don't just get it.