King Arthur
by deemer

Comment:
I like your composition - water and grass, and the goose standing regally on the thirds line. I this it would be more powerful more saturated - it is very bright and gray.

Grace In Autumn
by roy204

Comment:
I love all the orange, separated by different shapes and textures. It is so simple, and fine. The frame really makes it pop. 9

Look Up There's Hope (a fiction by Sam Morgan)
by vien

Comment:
a terrific face - framed well against the gray shirt and the white background. Wish the top of his head were included...8

God in the Dock by C.S. Lewis
by dsidwell

Comment:
gorgeous! your eyes get all lost in that vision of mountains and clouds and reflections and by the time you've worked your way down the photo yo find yourself on the dock. Colors and light work well. I wis the branches on the right weren't there. 9

The Unlit Lamp (Radclyffe Hall)
by Catherine

Comment:
Very abstract. The light bulb, the light coming thru the lightbulb coloring the rough surface... Wish there were less refections in the glass of the bulb, but they aren't very distracting. Beyond the colors and textures I don't get a lot on "meaning." 7

John Steinbeck: Grapes of Wrath
by crabappl3

Comment:
ok I've scolded other photos for not fitting with thier title if you don't know the book, BUT this picture captures the image in my mind when I read that book PERFECTLY. Very bleak and powerful. Nice sepia - looks like a period photo. very nice 10

Prospecting for gold
by Pop_in_Oz

Comment:
nice complementary colors. You;ve pushed the saturation a bit too far - see the pink pixels int the blue cloud. I like the blue light on the landscape - very monotone. Looking for gold in a barren land.

Gone With the Wind
by GP

Comment:
The clouds are gone..what else has gone from your picture? I like the red roof and the silouetted weather vane, but the colors and details are muted as it the sun had gone behind a cloud.

Christine
by WILDBLUE

Comment:
Perhaps a bit too close cropped - I feel like I'm missing some details on the edge - like the subject just doesn't fit into the composition. I like the bright red, the silver - shiny clean car. Title woldn't work without knowing the story.

Great Expectations
by adeywilliams

Comment:
I like the colors in this picture. It feels very British. Now I look I could have gotten that from the road markings - but the colors say England to me. I'm not sure what the expectaions are (knowing the story I realize the crumbling monument to the past...) I think it would be more cohesive cropped in on the barn with the sheep in the fields behind - a vertical composition. Or actually include the tree on the right - I'd miss that if it were lost. So scratch the vertical comment - more of a square composition. What do you think?