Autumn falls into winter
by Sieruken7

Comment:
Gorgous light, but the wrong photo for the challenge :0(

My try at a postcard.
by Reedman18

Comment:
An attractive scene, but perhaps you uploaded the wrong photo?

rays
by eye has not seen

Comment:
Sunrays like this are always exciting to see, but from a photographic standpoint this would have been improved with a skyline with a bit more interest - some trees or buildings, or even people, as the light would have allowed for strong silhouettes.

River Work
by mcmurma

Comment:
Tilt shift lens?

Országház
by howardj

Comment:
Weather wise it looks as though this wasn't a particular good day for taking photographs! Whilst you have caught some good glistening water, the sky - which takes up more than half the photo - is dull and devoid of interest.

Before the Game
by jfwolpert

Comment:
A tighter crop, losing the right hand section to the division of the advertising board may help to make this composition a little more balanced.

Tongue
by shanelighter

Comment:
Not a composition that appeals to me - it took me some time to work out what I was seeing. The lighting does't really work for me - both too bright and too dark in equal measure. I'm not sure what your aim was with this photo, but keep experimenting!

The Silhoutted Fisherman
by albc28

Comment:
A bit too cluttered to make for an effective silhouette.

17th Century Meets the 21st
by missinseattle

Comment:
I will own to bias here, as I am no lover of partial desaturation. I find the choice of blue as the only colour to remain makes the photo look very cold. I would suspect that you are trying to draw attention to the contrast between the historic dress and the intrusion of 21st century paraphenalia, but I feel it would have been better left.

Sunset at Black\'s Beach
by Knightmoves

Comment:
The composition of this just doesn't do it for me. I like the idea of the lone swimmer returning from the sea, and the shadow and the use of silhouette is effective, although I would have preferred the figure to have been just a little larger and further into the frame.