Iris
by biggood53

Comment by rhipster:
Nice composition and colors

Iris
by biggood53

Comment by strags:
It seems the focal point of this picture is the painting, and not the fact that that glass is broken.

Iris
by biggood53

Comment by Rankles:
Ok I guess,not very original.

Iris
by biggood53

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Composition: 5, crop too tight
Technical: 7
Appeal: 6
Challenge: 5
Overall Calculated Average Score: 6, hard to tell what is broken.

Mango
by biggood53

Comment by greslizzz:
too much sharpening? bright dots are distracting

ABC Transmitting
by biggood53

Comment by SDW:
I know some of us are limited to the landmarks around our area and maybe this was the best you had access too. Even with that said i think you have a picture that could of been a good shot. Your perspective is to far away in my opinion. I don't know if you could of go closer but that would of helped. The guide wires could of been a plus for you if you could of got close enough. As I look at your picture I think, and this is just my opinion, if you could of got close to one of the guide wires and took a picture from the guide wire up to wards the top of the towers with the towers being in focus not the guide wire, i think it would have been more interesting. The sky has clouds that could of been a good impact with some levels and curves. Sorry for such a long comment but I like pictures of structures and I believe this one had a chance to be good. Maybe retake another day and see what comes out. Good luck in the challenge, I wish you well.

Mango
by biggood53

Comment by Tiberius:
Good shot. Only the reflections are spoiling it. Good luck!

Mango
by biggood53

Comment by graphicfunk:
returning for comments:
A very fancy cut and a very pleasant capture. The tellow is delectable. Bumping up.

Mango
by biggood53

Comment by Prof_Fate:
over sharpended - lots of noise from that. if it was intentional, well, sorry, me no like.

Mango
by biggood53

Comment by gaurawa:
the lighting is very harsh.. try to diffuse the light falling on the subject....no no you don't always need a softbox. you can just use any piece of white cloth to cover your lamp and get a good diffused light. I have used it on $5 lamps and it works