America's Most Beloved Ballpark
by arron_christensen

Comment:
Which park? I've only been to a few but I don't recognize this one. Fenway??

All In a Row
by fototracy

Comment:
In my way of thinking...it needs a focal point. Or it needs a tighter crop to really make it all about the patterns.

Fishin' the Dam
by Hipychik

Comment:
Strong lines and shadow. BG colors look good and I hope he has one on!

9 Set Free
by steve500

Comment:
Just size this thing up to 720 and you've got a picture that shows well. I'm sure everyone is telling you this...but just in case! ;)

Harmony
by SDW

Comment:
Pretty colors but bee is too hidden and focus seems to be just a touch in front of the bees head. The BG flowers help create a nice scene.

Cuckoo
by sulamk

Comment:
I stink at bird shots so let me just give you my reaction and take it for what it's worth. Doesn't really jump at me as the trees/shadows compete with the bird and makes it somewhat hard to focus on the bird. That might be related somewhat to the soft(focus) branches surrounding the bird. He kinda disappears into the scene.

Caught napping
by robst

Comment:
I like the detail, just having trouble finding a point of interest!

Sunset over Queensgate
by SoulMan1978

Comment:
Very pretty colors and the backlighting on the clouds is good. It seems overdominated by the sky. The building isn't identifiable as a lighthouse, office building, etc and so for me it lacks context.

A Butterfly and the Unblossom Flower
by jere2201

Comment:
Colors are very nice and technically seems rather sound. I feel the large flower competes with the butterfly and takes the focus away from what is a rather sharp capture of the butterfly. Solid effort.

Pretty Little Flower
by canigirl

Comment:
A couple of things going on here...

1) Flowers look better in color, unless there are curves and tones in them that favor Black and White.
2) It looks a little soft and/or pixelated, maybe a result of resizing or perhaps camera limitations.
3) Composition is dead center. Look around a bit for the Rule of Thirds and immediately see an improvement in compositional skills.

Don't get down-- just keep on shooting!