Trees within
by Gaia

Comment:
Compositionally seems chaotic and messy. No clear point of focus.

More Than Meets The Eye
by simbamba

Comment:
If there's more than meets the eye, I don't get it. Seems badly oversharpened.

Leaving On Jet Plane
by dixonp1

Comment:
Shame the horizon isn't level. Great colours.

Landmark
by HRoxas

Comment:
Great shot, shame it's wonky. Try using 'distort' or 'perspective' in Photoshop.

I woke up this morning to a very different kind of day....
by Jason

Comment:
Oversharpened.

Through An Old Window
by Mona

Comment:
Why the red line? All it does is draw attention to the fact that the window wasn't taken straight on and hasn't been straightened in Photoshop.

Wishful Thinking
by ddmckinney1954

Comment:
Nice cat shot, but several things let it down. The noise levels are terrible, possibly caused because it is too dark. This has also affected the saturation levels, which seems a but washed out to me. The shot is not sharp enough. It's a shame the windowframe isn't parallel to the edge of the picture. The cat's expression is great though.

Lunch Break
by sher

Comment:
Very nice... shame you weren't a fraction lower so the bird was entirely in between the shutters. The narrow dof doesn't work for me here... either less dof or much more is needed here I feel. I wish the bird was much sharper. I like the selective desat. The picture looks wonky to me, I'd have tried 'distort' in Photoshop to get everything straight. I'm not sure the centred composition works here.

Looking Out from the Eaton Centre
by gerdagrice

Comment:
Looks too much like a snapshot to me. Loss of detail in the highlights in the sky, converging verticals in your window frame caused by not pointing the camera straight ahead, This could have been fixed by using 'Perspective' in Photoshop. The overall shot needs more contrast IMO. It looks like you were aiming for the window panes to be symmetrical, but the right hand panes are too small here.

Ripe
by melonious

Comment:
Beautiful lemon tree, but the shot looks too much like a snapshot. How many shots did you try of this, using as many different angles as possible and at as many different times of the day for different light levels and colours as possible? The composition seems a bit haphazard... are the lines of the frame meant to be parallel to the edge of the picture? Is the centre of the cross meant to be on one of the junctions of thirds? The reflection on the right looks untidy.