Pismo Beach Reflections
by impilot

Comment:
This is pretty good, though I'm not finding anything that makes it stand out from lot of similar sunset shots.

Iceland Poppy
by Pug-H

Comment:
Nice and detailed. Someone in the score thread was wondering where iceland went, since there were no aurora shots in this Freestudy. Guess everyone was out enjoying the flowers!

Entrance
by Cutter

Comment:
Good, although I don't care for the square reflections in her eyes. Given the overall quality of this photo otherwise, I have to think those reflections are intentional.

Accidental Architectural Art
by TiN

Comment:
A different take on a sunset. The waterslide is not an expected item in such a scene, though it's not out of place at all.

Lift Off
by zymara

Comment:
Very cool. I got a nice one of an Egret landing recently. Almost entered it in this challenge, but did something else instead. Only issue I can see is some minor blown out highlights on the Heron. Wild animal shots are tough though. They don't exactly pose for you.

Whereis all the boats
by whiterook

Comment:
I think the boats are all out looking for Waldo. An interesting effort at centered composition, though it still need something. The whole thing seems to come together in an X-shape. You need to straighten the horizon and some additional colors adjustments might help it to pop a bit, especially with the brickwork.

At one with the Sea
by owen

Comment:
Nice action shot, and he does almost appear to be in meditation.

spring time
by ralph

Comment:
Cute and interesting, but I'm afraid it appears a snapshot. The dog looks uncomfortable as well. I think the crop is also a little too tight on the left side of the sled. A little room there would help the composition.

odd one out
by hghale

Comment:
All those blocky artifacts that you can see around the edges of the subjects are the result of excessive JPEG compression.

Check your JPEG compression settings in your image editor. This is usually found somewhere within the file save dialog. If you are working on the shot in stages, save in an uncompressed format, such as TIFF, or at least a low compression JPEG. Always do your final save at the maximum file size you can get it to and still fit under the limit for the challenge.

Double Beauty
by maggieddd

Comment:
I need to calibrate my monitor at home. I can see the reflection more clearly on my calibrated monitor at work than at home. It's a subtle but noticeable difference.