Roasted Red Pepper on Spoon
by Dupree

Comment:
Yowch! Well lit and nicely done.

"We need to talk..."
by tormentor

Comment:
Not the clearest and sharpest image, but I give you a huge + for creativity. This one made me chuckle.

World of a vagabond
by Atrocitybean

Comment:
I like the subdued colors in this and the partial silhouette of the cat. There is quite a bit of jagginess visible in the grass. You may want to try a different resizing method, some of them will give smoother results than others. Also, you only used 590 pixels for your image, when it could have been up to 640. Also watch your JPEG compression settings. Using all the available pixel size and file size will help maximize the detail in your entries.

Bow to your bunny king!
by boyhuntsforbliss

Comment:
Very cute. Unfortunately, it comes off as a casual snapshot, which it probably is. Some adjustment of white balance and curves might make a noticeable difference in this.

ColorKu
by choltmeier

Comment:
Nice textures showing. The magic of getting the right light.

Left Tilt
by Stonefinger

Comment:
Oh, cool! I love perspective shots. Very colorful as well. My only complaint is it seems a little lacking in sharpness and detail on the boat, especially the painted woodwork.

Concave or Convex
by scotthadl

Comment:
Convex.

Really effective use of the tilt to add impact to this architecture shot. The glare on that one strip of windows is my only real nitpick.

Geometry
by chalice

Comment:
Kind of neat looking. I might suggest a bit more adjustment to bring out the texture in the stonework some more.

Walking on water
by Tim

Comment:
She doesn't need any tilt to add impact to the shot! A good sexy model shot, but I don't think the tilt really does anything either good or bad for this image.

Tilting at Windmill
by splidge

Comment:
Very nice. I may have liked seeing the windmill body in the shot, but that's a nitpick.