berries of the tundra
by mangymoose

Comment:
This image suffers from lack of clear point of focus. The viewer has no real idea which part of the image you want our eyes to settle on first, no clear 'point' of focus.

It also lacks sharpness and clarity.

Next time use a tripod or other way to steady the camera, perhaps get a little lower down and concentrate on one are to focus on.

Mr. Buzz
by keone

Comment:
Wow - how incredibly close. The image doesn't appeal to me though, can't quite grasp why. I do like the sharpness, just lacks something.

beach bike
by Pooba

Comment:
Lovely location and idea, but it's all a bit flat, which is a shame. I would like to have seen more contrast - and I do think if you'd done that and maybe played with selective colours and/or B&W conversion this image would have worked better.

Snowy Egret
by mmckenna

Comment:
I am in awe of such clear shots. Great colours too.

Broken Home
by Imagineer

Comment:
Interesting subject, but the lighting is too harse to get the full impact of details.

Luck running Out
by nomad469

Comment:
Cute subject, but it's a bit lost in translation. I think the image is too 'soft', needed a more steady hand or tripod. The slant of the fence is distracting.

The Fuss and The Folly
by Olyuzi

Comment:
Such a shiny image. I think some of the detail is not due to the lighting which you could clearly not control. Would hate to be the guy in the middle on the ground - GRIN!

From Eshaness Lighthouse
by barbaraanne

Comment:
I'm sure this scene and surrounding areas is beautiful, but this image doesn't convey the full force of it.

The grey sky is flat and 'nothing' without clouds, which you couldn't control. I think I'd have walked closer to the edge of the green and shot through the large foreground stone and the one on it's right.

Three Amigos
by pawdrix

Comment:
Wow - that is FUNNY! What a fierce glare that cat's giving - glade I'm not in his firing line.

Think the image could have used some selective colour (white) to POP!

"Triumph"
by stargazer05766

Comment:
Gentle image, not sure if it's intentional to create softness or you didn't use a tripod.

The horse looks a little 2D - would like to see it 'pop' from the background more.