"Hindsight"
by Rmac

Comment:
I remember seeing this somewhere and thinking to come back and leave a comment - only I could not remember where to find it. Now, I happily have the opportunity. Love the title - plays directly with the actions of the horse. I wonder what he/she heard that made him/her look back over the shoulder? Love the soft morning light that plays of the field - it gives the meadow grass a soft feel and a gentle glow. A lovely moment captured - 9

Together
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
Together against the elements - what a stunningly minimal nature shot. Great capture of this family of deer huddled together for warmth against the chill of the blanket of snow. I don't know if others are judging it harshly because of the amount of negative/white space but I think it works beautifully to capture the mood and feel of the moment. As I mentioned, the eye immediately drawn to the deer family in their struggle to keep warm in the great white wilderness. Love this - 9

Laurelindórinan (Land of the Valley of Singing Gold)
by Neil

Comment:
Ah, someone has been into the Tolkien:-) But isn't it spelled with an 'e' LaurelindorEnan? Yes, this is very lovely scene that dazzles our eyes with the natural beauty. Colors are beautiful and the soft flow capture of the waterfall makes it look surreal. One odd thing is that there is an odd curvature in the scene - the trees to the left are bending inward as well as the rock face of the mountain on the right. The mountain cliff leaning forward towards us seems to be looming and almost pressing it's weight forward to propel us past the waterfall. A very beautiful and enchanting place you have captured.

For Soon The Cold Of Night Will Fall...
by Nuzzer

Comment:
The cool blue hues in the composition really projects the feeling of a cold and chilly night rolling in with the fog. Love the dark silhouette of the barren tree. It's branches undulate and stretch not just skyward but down towards the water as we see it's reflection. Beautiful, simple and poetic in this capture - 9

Summer Bloom
by PGerst

Comment:
Love the bright buttercup yellows of the flowers in this shot. It definately catches and draws the eye in. The bokeh effect provides a lovely and colorful backdrop to complement the main subject. Love the level of detail that one can see in the soft petals and the center portion of the flower.

Mt. Sneffles Colorado
by delin

Comment:
With that majestic mountain in the backdrop and the lovely colors of the plantlife spread out before us this is just a downright beautiful place to sit and drink it all in. It is also a wonderful place to hike and explore. Colors and detail are fabulous! A shoot worthy of a calendar.

Mom, he's touching me!
by SandyC

Comment:
Love the colors in this shot of the jellyfish - title is humorous too! Those amber yellows really pop off the dark backdrop and draw the eye. I was going to complain that the image clarity is a tad soft, but now I think it works a bit in this composition's favor. The reason is that it gives it a touch of a dreamy look - not to mention gives the jelly's a 'feel' that they would be soft to the touch ...if one dared to do so.

St Chapelle
by MilaMiles

Comment:
There is just too much going on in this composition. While the colors in the arches in the foreground are appealing the stained glass windows in the backdrop have a processed look that is way over saturated in the reds and blues. There is also way too many shapes and patterns that with the arcs and windows that it overwhelms the eye. Helping the viewer to focus what you want them to see as the main subject would help this photo greatly. A vertical crop that mimics and complements the vertical lines/shape of the 'box'/domed arced roof structure would improve the composition greatly. Not only that but a vertical crop would also follow the lines and shape of those stained glass windows.

Stu D. Baker
by bassbone

Comment:
This looks like one ol' grouchy car. Processing really helps bring out the rust patterns as well as give a nice boost of color on the green peeling paint. The white grill looks like a big bushy mustache. Composition, lighting, and color tones are wonderful. Nice find!

Shocked and saddened
by Adamsw216

Comment:
Not sure what device I am looking at here but I certainly see the woe is me sad frown. On the technicals you nailed the lighting, focus, and composition. Great find on this frowny face.