Desdoblamiento
by amonteforte

Comment:
interesting angle for a portrait :) But, I think i like it :) = 7 - jmsetzler

It's Rainin' Friends......
by rll07

Comment:
This will make a nice addition to the family album :) = 5 - jmsetzler

Morning Light
by magnetic9999

Comment:
excellent example of architecture here... I love the detail and the DOF is phenomenal... in this image, I would have either tried for perfect symmetry or a heavier angle of perspective... good shot! = 8 - jmsetzler

Sony Center Cupola
by stephan

Comment:
excellent use of leading lines and the rule of thirds :) I love nice architecture shots like this... if *I* had been doing this shot, I would have had someone change the white to red for more impact :)) = 7 - jmsetzler

Windpower
by Pete02t

Comment:
I like everything about this photo except the car... that just doesn't look right to me.. :) = 5 - jmsetzler

A.B.C.Dolce
by dpattee

Comment:
excellent :) I wish the child was looking up towards the camera :) great shot.. = 7 - jmsetzler

dreamboats
by queen 91

Comment:
interesting shot and a nice angle as well. = 8 - jmsetzler

Liberty Island Sunset
by chakkobbo

Comment:
"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door."

God Bless America :) = 10 -jmsetzler

Main Street from Triangle Park
by rnkathys

Comment:
I like the light glow in this exposure.. the only improvement that I think may be nice would have been to get slightly closer and remove the steps from the bottom of the frame... = 7 - jmsetzler

Peaceful Lagoon
by shortredneck

Comment:
Interesting photo.. the sun is a bit bright when you are shooting directly into it :) I think this shot would have much more impact if the dock was not located bullseye center in the image... see 'rule of thirds' for a possible improvement in this image :) I know that rules are not really rules, but they are here for a reason. They offer guidelines that are often helpful. IMHO, the rule of thirds would be very helpful here :) = 6 - jmsetzler