Pine Needles at Dawn
by smurfguy

Comment:
Tough shot to get right. The sun glare is too much. The pine needles are too obscure and underexposed.

Chaos
by indridistefans

Comment:
I like the title and the reference to chaos theory. Sorry, it's just a little soft in focus in some areas. Detail lost in the shadows and almost lost in the brightest highlights.

Tree House
by jackal9

Comment:
While I like the vintage look and sepia treatment, I don't think you nailed the focus. Great subject, weak composition.

The Magic Forest
by kiwinick

Comment:
An artistic effort which doesn't work too well for me. The vertical lines seem to be tilted. The varying light might have been very pleasant, but the blur effect makes it impossible to know.

Reach for the Sky
by splidge

Comment:
Bright sky, but okay. Detail lost in the shadows of the tree. An okay silhouette, but it's a bit gloomy with too much big branches without detail.

tree lined
by undieyatch

Comment:
The sky is overexposed, as in detail lost in the highlights. And, detail is lost in the shadows (where the trees are). Unclear what you were trying to present.

A very old soul enjoying a California sunset
by Krikkit

Comment:
Some blurriness in the tree... maybe wind motion. Also, quite a few jpg artifacts around the tree edges. And the bright spot near the upper left corner is accompanied by jpg artifacts. The sky shows evidence of posterization. Colors are good, but it seems to be a low quality image. (I see the file size is only 35kb. You lowered the jpg quality too much. You can submit images up to 150kb.)

Tree Burst
by PurpleFire

Comment:
A fair effort, but the result is not very enjoyable. I think it's the overly bright sky which hurts the effect.

continuum
by skewsme

Comment:
I think the weed in front is a "Queen Anne's Lace", but I don't know. I know it's not a tree. There is a tree in the background... blurred... due to narrow DOF. Well, you knew this was a risk.

Sunset Trees
by denileigh

Comment:
oof. Or, it could be motion blur from wind. Tree silhouettes are more effective if they are in focus. Viewing this image gives me a headache, as my eyes try to bring it into focus, but without success.