all in a row
by meow

Comment:
A little too soft and centred but I love the subject. A slightly longer DOF would help grasp the context of the shot while moving a tad to the left would expand the sense of depth I think, and allow for a more off-centre comp..

Moving Silence
by B74A

Comment:
I really like the multiple vanishing points here, and the satisfying metallic colours. Good viewpoint too, if a little typical!
; )

My only gripe is the overpowering white light which, although dynamic, is just too dominant.

Tube Lines
by ashepp

Comment:
Barbican. May have been worth trying a panning shot when train moved as this is a little lifeless.

Nuts in a crazy world
by quiet_observation

Comment:
I too am not surprised this is low down the pile but I am certain this says a lot more about you than a 'standard' mug shot. I feel I know how you tick and what amuses and interests you. It does of course depend on what you want to express, but it's a bit sad that the boundaries of expression are rarely stretched beyond the bleedin' obvious on this site.

Love the comp and cross-process which works so well with this lighting.

Tree of Life
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Fan-blimmin-tastic! What a great tree too.

Autumn Leaves Quietly
by Imagineer

Comment:
I too find the food distracting on an aesthetic level but I think it adds to that self-contained sense of isolation: she's got herself all sorted with her book and lunch ΓΆ€“ who needs anyone else?

book cover
by JPR

Comment:
Despite the technical flaws you've mentioned this is really strong - great colour and composition. Would have much gravitas for a novel I think (and I design book jackets).

A Destiny
by Imagineer

Comment:
What is meant by contract Phoenix-5? Thanks for the considered comment though!

Time to Shovel
by Phoenix-5

Comment:
A centred horizon sterilizes this shot. Needs a strong, clear focal point.

Castle in the Sky
by Phoenix-5

Comment:
Yup, again, this lacks a focal point, but you're only interest here - the sky - is nicely detailed.