"The Three Sisters"
by Thai

Comment:
Rather a lot of empty foreground and perhaps to many scattered sheep to be truly aesthetically (sp?)pleasing.

Well you didn't come for the weather
by mamba

Comment:
Focus is a bit soft and there isn't much detail in the rather dark castle. There seems to be a it of a bright halo around the castle - although that may be my monitor, perhaps.

Old West
by cryingdragon

Comment:
I don't care for the writing in red - it makes the card seem cluttered, and I find it quite hard to read.

Meadowhall Shopping Centre, Sheffield
by Pegasus

Comment:
Umm not one of the more interesting Yorkshire scenes... I don't feel this really works as a postcard - too much 'negative space' and the font style,size and positioning doesn't do much to enhance it.

Pittsburgh Skyline on a Rainy Night
by nickb

Comment:
Whilst the concept of an arial photo of the city at night is good, and you have found a potentially good vantage point, I don't feel you have really pulled it off. The focus on the city itself seems too soft, and the inclusion of the railings is distracting.

Chesterfield - A Medivel Market Town
by alpharich

Comment:
Classic postcard - a bit of a shame the pushchair is only half in the frame as it does slightly spoil the overall composition.

Fresh Pepper
by Khalan

Comment:
The burned out highlights caused by the flash are rather ugly and distracting.

The little Green Ducky finally crosses the finish line in the inaugural New York Marathon, 1970
by Quackers

Comment:
LOL! What position did he finish in?

Greetings from Island
by martinsaar

Comment:
Weird - I can't work out what I am looking at. The photo doesn't seem to meet the challenge, at least on the face of it.
Edit - On reflection my earlier comment seems a bit harsh - I still can't work out what the photo is of (a cross between lips and translucent underwater slugs...?), but it is strangely hypnotic. As a postcard that is a souvenir, I feel it doesn't really work, but think it might be better without the text, just as a standard card.

Polka Dotted Sticky Spots
by karmat

Comment:
Clever concept well executed.