Do you see ant? You have to look for it!
by Luka_Brazi

Comment:
I see it :) I think your idea is good, but the picture is too busy to work for minimalism (or to showcase the ant).

Lonely Daisy
by MudHut

Comment:
Lovely. My one little tiny nitpick is the blade of grass coming through two of the daisy's petals; I wish it weren't there. ~7

Dead Bug
by arsharif

Comment:
Now this is a funny picture, and what an excellent use of shallow DOF (or blurring of the background). I'm not entirely sure it quite works, but as a concept it's great. ~7

The Tulip
by debbybris

Comment:
I think the concept is beautiful, yet the tulip seems almost "too skinny" for it to work. It looks like info was lost around the edges somehow. I also am not particularily fond of the border - I don't think it helps the picture here, because it adds this "roundness" to a picture that is very graphic and "flat" in the best sense.

keys
by froglet

Comment:
Old keys, nice shadows. This picture has an "old" quality about it. I like it. ~7

Button
by ckdake

Comment:
Ah, it took a moment to register. It's a belly-button! Please don't get offended, but the picture is just simply too blurry to work. I think the idea of a belly-button in a corner might work for minimalism though.

One More Strike!
by ph223048

Comment:
I like the look on the boy's face.

"Arriving in Las Vegas"
by sfarrell23

Comment:
I like this as a concept for minimalist. However, IMO the picture might work better if the bottom 1/8 to 1/6 were eliminated (move camera up a little). But that's just an idea.

See me up here?
by wally5656

Comment:
It took me a moment to see the bird. The leaves/branches/sky are quite lovely in this shot. Actually, I like his picture quite a bit, it gives the bird and info about where the bird is. But, as "minimalism", I don't know, it seems that the branches/leaves are just too much part of the story for this to entirely work. ~7

Parking Lot
by dahved

Comment:
I think the idea is OK, but you need a bit more "information" here. Just the tops of 4 trees and 2 lights doesn't quite do it IMHO. Maybe go back a bit further and have a bit more of the parking lot included, up to about the same height where the tree tops are now? It's just an idea.