Where's My Shoe?
by aprilhwth

Comment:
Cute idea.

I'm not a great fan of the 'put my camera on an angle to add interest' choice.

I mostly like to let the image 'BE' the interest. Especially in this case when it appears you have interesting doors to 'frame' 1/3 of the way into the image.

Distant Shores
by BrianR

Comment:
I'm sure it's a lovely location and it probably looked spectacular in your eyes, I don't think the camera has done it justice.

The excessive messy sand in the foreground is distracting.

There appears to be some driftwood towards the shore, I think I'd have explored the option of getting closer to that and using it as a diagonal 'anchor' to the sunburst clouds.

Zero to Zero Point Two
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Quirky choice.

I like the grungy look and the citrusy hues.

SIGNPOST
by sunraygp

Comment:
Cute idea. I'm thinking this image was not shot using a tripod. It suffered clarity by being 'hand held'.

I like the position of the sign.

The foliage lack Shadows and Highlights.

Sun City
by Blackbox

Comment:
WOW - that's some light blob! I think it's 'too much'. I can get what you're trying to convey but the white has just blown out 'too much'. Might also want to consider cropping the forground out quite aggressively. I don't think it serves any assistance to the image.

Wind Storm 2K7#1 v. Autumn Leaves Parallax
by TheZStation

Comment:
This image in no way suggests 'distance' to me. It would work for a 'movement' challenge, or 'blur', but not distance.

In addition the vehicles behind are a distraction and in no way enhance the image.

My suggestion would be to crop the bottom third horizontally, then work with Constrast or Selective Colours, to bring out some depth and then maybe add a slight black frame.

Russian Dolls
by andrewt

Comment:
Quirky image - very cute. The negative space to the right is a bit unsettling, perhaps a bit more or less would have worked well. Good depth of field.

Worship Him From Afar
by Rosacalaca

Comment:
Looks like a nice location.

I'm thinking you want my eyes to be drawn to the image at the top of the stairs. Unfortunately due to the flatness of the image up there, it doesn't automatically happen. The stairs in the higher up group seem to have the greater focus which doesn't sit well with the viewer.

from a distant and grainy dimension: the TROLL TRAP
by cutout

Comment:
Nice adstract. The colours are nice.

I have no idea what the image is, or what you are trying to portray. I think the addition of the words 'Troll Trap' takes away from your image. It's like you're baiting in a 'reverse psychology' way in the hope you get a higher vote. In my opinion each image just needs to 'speak' for itself without 'teasers' in the title to 'work' for it.

Into the blue
by Melethia

Comment:
Very cool take on 'distance' and I really like the icy blue shades. I'm taking a guess at saying it's been taken 'hand held'. I think a tripod may have assisted with clarity. Also due to the incredibly flat sky I'd have cropped quite a bit of it out.