Strawberries on the Rocks
by BNC

Comment by Gene L.:
Delightful photo. Nice exposure on the ice. The berries are a bit dark though I'm not sure what one could do about that short of finding some with a lighter shade. Good job.

Strawberries on the Rocks
by BNC

Comment by dphillips:
Good composition. lots of texture and great colors.

Strawberries on the Rocks
by BNC

Comment by justine:
Looks good, yummy. I think it's a bit dark, and the focus could of been more on the berries. Nice work. Kee

Strawberries on the Rocks
by BNC

Comment by anursalim:
succulent

Strawberries on the Rocks
by BNC

Comment by Journey:
Lovely! Nice composition. Nice colors. Love the stuff happening in the upper ice cubes.

Ice Cream in Phoenix
by BNC

Comment by drewmedia:
I love the bold pink in this shot, but I really wish the whole ice cream scoop and cone were sharper. I'd either crop out the hand or have the hand be a bigger part of the shot. Right now, it just seems like indecision.

Ice Cream in Phoenix
by BNC

Comment by Patella:
I think I would have asked whoever was holding the cone to try getting a little lower to the ground and shot to use the grass for all of the background. Right now, I feel like there are things I want to see in the background and the ice cream is just in the way. It looks like you got the focus right as far as the cone goes, but the ice cream is so soft and runny, it's a little deceptive. I love the drip, but I wish I could see someone trying to eat this faster than it's melting -- maybe still losing, but at least trying.

Ice Cream in Phoenix
by BNC

Comment by Isaac:
I think I want to have a taste...<licks screen>...Hmmm...yummy.

Ice Cream in Phoenix
by BNC

Comment by karmat:
I like the colors and focus (even if it seems a bit soft). The drop of ice cream on the left is great.

Ice Cream in Phoenix
by BNC

Comment by Gene L.:
Yum! (I'll bet a lot of people commented like that too) The composition works here, but I notice the foreground isn't in focus though the back part of the icecream is in focus. One thing that might help here is to use some unsharp mask, which should be done after resizing to 640x480.