Greetings from Cornell
by cresus

Comment:
You left out
"Lift the chorus, speed it onward, loud her praises tell ..."

Cornell '88 :)

So - is this Zeke Smith?

It's a nice composition, but a little low contrast. More importantly, the lengthy text piece is very hard to read because of the red color, the drop shadow, the italics, and the placement. Straight white would work better.

The Last Rose
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Sorry, this is my first "did not meet challenge" vote. They don't have to be travel advertsiements, but in the title you could've told us what the point of the card would be. Sympathy after a death? Reminder of spring? Faded but still going? What?

Looking at it purely as a photo, it's out of focus and quite low in contrast. Maybe rotating it so the dead head is in the upper left and the bloom is more centered might increase the visual interest.

Vasco da Gama Bridge
by De Sousa

Comment:
Wow. I'll go so far as to predict a ribbon for this. Lighting, composition, contrast are all perfect. 10.

Sweet Charleston Nights
by Sunshyne

Comment:
Pretty as is. But if there were stars above, and the bridge were moved down a bit, you'd have a ribbon-quality shot. If you can't find stars, or they don't come through haze, add 'em and sell it as a print. :)

Lights on - Iceland
by bogus

Comment:
Oooo pretty. But why is the text blurry? And there's a lot of noise. Try running a noise reduction program on it and adding the text later.

Great Seats Still Available
by jerseyjim

Comment:
Ooo - alllmost. The idea, placement of the chairs, and sunset are all good. But it seems washed out. Bump up the contrast and I bet you'd have a stunner.

Brunswick, GA
by Elvis_L

Comment:
Sorry. Although IR can be an interesting technique, to me a postcard is about showing a place off. Here, you make southern GA look like a winter wonderland. I can imagine the tourist who saw this wondering where the snow went.

Welcome To Florida
by Physics_Guru

Comment:
Beautiful.

by tate

Comment:
Nice and simple!

Welcome to Bronte Country
by obsidian

Comment:
A few problems here, although the view is nice. The greens seem way too saturated. The horizon is tilted, but not enough to show you meant to do that. And the horizon's pretty close to the middle, which makes it less interesting. Finally, my eye yearns for more contrast. I bet you could get those clouds looking pretty dramatic.