Welcome to My Tower
by byshen

Comment:
Good balanced composition. Great tones.

Flatirons, Boulder, Colorado, USA
by mystardream

Comment:
Good colours, great composition. Could be a bit sharper.

Multnomah Falls, Oregon
by DrAchoo

Comment:
I find the frame very distracting.

Adam
by callan

Comment:
Too dark. Can't see how the rule of thirds applies here. Sorry, it's just too difficult to see this so I can't really be constructive with my comment...

After the rain
by Alexys

Comment:
DOF seems too shallow.

The first place my eye looked was along the 'diagonal' that the leaf forms. The diagonal which runs from top left corner to bottom right. So, strictly speaking this doesn't conform to the rule of thirds (the challenge you mentioned in your post) - And its just now that I noticed the small drops of water on the leaf, only from wondering why you called it 'after the rain'.

Not a bad shot, but it doesn't really inspire me.

alien bubbles
by Happy Bunny

Comment:
A very evocative image. I enjoyed this as my eye was wandering all over the place trying to 'construct' whatever it was that makes up the alien. It is unsettling and perhaps unnerving, but that's what makes the shot. Good title too.

Prisoner of Circumstance
by typologic

Comment:
Now this one really caught my attention. How on earth did you manage this? Very creative and imaginative. Beautifully vibrant colours. Focus is excellent.

A Momentary Existence
by Long

Comment:
The funny thing here is that I find the backdrop more interesting than the subject! - Having the bubble out of focus and fairly centered in the composition also tends to draw the eye to the backdrop. Nice title. And the shadow is pretty good (the faint pink in the shadow works well)

War of the worlds
by pepitoid

Comment:
How did you do this? - It's excellent. My eye is drawn to the 'creature' descending on the top-right corner. Almost looks like he has eyes. I visualise this as aliens attacking a planet, the title was well chosen!

The General
by kirsti

Comment:
This is great! - First time I've seen a photo of a fish that almost gives it an expression! He really looks like he's enjoying himself there. Well caught.... erm captured (can't use words like 'caught' in front of a fish, you know)