Popcorn guy
by gmink

Comment:
Lacking sharpness and detail but an interesting scene.

They Don't Call It "The Garden State" For Nothing
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
That is a cracking display! I have finally learnt waht a scallion is - we call them spring onions. Well photographed with good detail and colour.

Kiwifruit slices , Great with a Pavlova or as they are
by kiwinick

Comment:
The individual slices are well photographed with good textural detail and crisp focus, but for me the arrangement is way off.

Seattle Al Fresco
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
The composition could do with a different arrangement I feel, in particular, the bottles and glasses are fairly rigidly lined up which takes away a little from the feeling of informality. I also wonder whether a lower perspective would make for a stronger image.

Our Maple Syrup on a pancake, a pure delight
by clickodak

Comment:
Proper maple syrup really is delicious - I have only ever had one bottle of it; it is very expensive here in the UK. A technically good photograph that shows the gorgeous colour of the syrup.

The Peruvian King: Ceviche
by denisspray

Comment:
Interesting, but the photo is too over-exposed for me to make out a lot of the detail.

Devon Cream Tea
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
So is it the jam or the cream first? Can't beat a cream tea, although most of mine have been from Cornwall.... I rather wish that the teapot or cup were more visible, and there does seem to be a bit of a blue-green caste. Nonetheless a photo that inspires me to want to bake some scones when I get home from work :)

Butter tarts voted Best In Ottawa
by snaffles

Comment:
These look interesting - I hope you are going to tell us more about them in your notes. Focus, choice of dof, and colour palette are good. Compositionally, I wish that it was a bit more balanced - either with the one on the right not cut-off, or also having one to the left. There seems to be something a bit odd going on where the back two tarts meet the green back-ground.

What I miss most when I'm away
by armando_m

Comment:
Always interesting to see different vegetables from around the world. Your tomatoes are pretty much identical to those growing on my plants, but the peppers are quite different to the varieties I can buy here, the carlic is plumper, and I have NO idea what the vaguely onion like thing is! An aesthetically pleasing still life with good photography skills.

something fishy
by jmritz

Comment:
I had thought fish and chips was a peculiarly British tradition!