Autumn Evening - Harvest Moon
by DJWoodward

Comment:
I like thecomposition on this . Even though the gazebo is lit and forefront, the eyes are drawn back to the church as well. The lighting is a touch hot on the inside of the gazebo, and at first I thought the shadow on the church from teh tree was a saturation "splotch." Otherwise a very well done photograph.

dancing from the shadow
by maguero

Comment:
Very graceful. Even though the shot is obviously static, you can almost feel the movement of the petals. Great lighting, I think, an dthe colors are wonderful.

Trick or Treat!
by Hye5

Comment:
I really like the perspective you have used on this . It makes the viewer feel tiny, powerless and insignificant.

Old Naxi Man
by Tiberius

Comment:
Very clean and crisp. The front of his face is a bit hidden in the shadows, and I find this to be a bit distracting. Otherwise an excellent shot with a lot of character.

Time for my Bath
by MPRPRO

Comment:
I don't think the colors in this shot really do it justice. They are kind of flat and muted. Also, I think a different crop would help to make the composition stronger. If the model were further up in the frame, it was cropped closer on the left, and more of the right falls were showing, you would have a nice triangle for the eyes to go "around" when viewing.

Still Sails in the Sunset
by obsidian

Comment:
Nice colors and composition. At first the blurry weeds in the foreground did not appeal to me, but I think that they add to the overall feeling of relaxation of the shot.

Falls
by EricMGB1974

Comment:
That is cool. I like the juxtaposition between the softness and direction of the water, and angular quality of the rock behind it.

Golden Beauty
by Paige

Comment:
Very lovely young lady. I like her pose and thoughtful look. The lighting is a bit harsh on the right side of the frame, and I think this might detract from the overall "softness" (soft as in gentle attitude, not focus) of the shot.

Washed in the Blood
by jmsetzler

Comment:
Dude, I see this guy at J&S in Enka all the time. Is this Harris (firstname is Robert, I think) the circuit riding preacher?

Regardless, you've captured the intensity of his eyes well. His face has a story to tell

Harvest ( Son )
by sallyjo1

Comment:
He's close enought to the right third of the frame, that it feels like he should be there. I think getting a bit closer (though I understand you would then lose some of the size perspective) would help to show him and his expression a bit clearer.