Two Windows
by bbright

Comment:
Another strong example from the "Icelandic" school of photography.

Leaf Conjuror
by bbower1956

Comment:
Cute picture with cute title

Chinese drop (1/16000)
by pepitoid

Comment:
Americans think of it as "Chinese Water Torture"
Great shot, love the colors.

hurry up"
by L o S T

Comment:
Effective 'multiple exposure' shot. The frenzy of activity is terrific.

Misty Morning
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
excellent water shot, exposure time is very effective. The light grass upper left is a weak element, I would adjust it to the shades in the lower right, after the challenge.

YIPPIE - KI- AY
by cheegirl

Comment:
Why do horses always look good?

1/1600
by scrum8

Comment:
Great bird shot, love the raptors. I think the demonstration of motion is hurt by the fact that there's no reference points in the frame. Also soaring isn't the most dramatic activity.

Coco
by Rikki

Comment:
I'm a big black cat fan, have lived with two.
I think the shot is just too contrasty for my tastes
Not to be too harsh, but he's pretty much a black blur on a blown background. I think because the pillow does intrude at his leg, I want more background, more context. Also I'm really uncertain about his bells and whistles. Hope this helps.

Model in the Making
by Katmystiry

Comment:
LOL!!
IMHO, a bit heavy handed in your adjustment, lost too much of those wonderfull blue eyes.

Picnic in Cathedral Park
by Elemmennope

Comment:
I can understand the DNMC remarks.
Beyond that, there are a few elements which a painter would of omitted, the telephone pole and the whatever in the last archway.
The other problem I see is that in B&W the tonal range of the second acrh blends into the trees to much for me.
I find I always want to see the color version. Let me add great eye. This is the type of shot I really like to see.