Dandelion Symmetry
by Perfect-Calamity

Comment:
nice choice of subject, but the image is a little soft in focus on the dandelion seems a little overexposed at the top of the image - the pedals don't seem to have any detail compared to those at the bottom of the image.

Day 2 - Castle Hill Lighthouse
by CapeSail

Comment:
I like the perspective - good job bringing the rocks in the foreground into the image.

I need a ND filter as well. One option you might consider is to perform tonemapping on this image. You took this in RAW and it should have enough information to try with Photomatix Pro, etc. It's not perfect in most cases, but may help avoid the blown out sky a little. Underexposing the image a little and using Phmx Pro has worked pretty well on some of my b/w conversions with bright sky.

White Flowers
by diver

Comment:
Nice choice - C6 symmetry point group! well done...7

Intelligent Design
by sassay

Comment:
I like the subject, but the image is quite blurry.

Cathedral
by Melethia

Comment:
Deb - This is just not fair. Stunning image with fantastic perspective. You make me sick! ;-)

Structure
by mawear

Comment:
I love the wispy clouds in the sky contrasting against the crisp geometric shapes of this dead centered image of the bridge. The conversion almost has a bluish tint that works extremely well.

IMG_Day1Mr.Orange.jpg
by noraneko

Comment:
Those are some HUGE eyes. I like the detail in the whiskers and fur. I almost think that a dark background may have worked better with this image - helping to emphasize the light highlights in the coat. The way that it was cropped (just missing the tops of the ears) also leaves me with wanting just that little extra.

Cosima B&W
by Alicia

Comment:
i like the line on this - the placement of the shadow off horizontal is a really nice touch.

Day 1: Rainy Lot
by Rebecca

Comment:
what a great simple image - I would never imaging that sprinkling in a parking lot could be so beautiful - those rings from the rain drops make this an absolute winner.

DSC_0027-shell_01_web.jpg
by alexjack

Comment:
i love the natural contrast of the shell set off against the dark rock. I think maybe even a little dodging on the shell may have helped bring out the shell even more.