For Every Thirst There's A Flavor. Purple FlowerAde! Is it in You?
by camphan

Comment by alliebeal:
Nice picture, just a bit small.

For Every Thirst There's A Flavor. Purple FlowerAde! Is it in You?
by camphan

Comment by tate:
This would be better if it were BIGGER!!! Funny title.

For Every Thirst There's A Flavor. Purple FlowerAde! Is it in You?
by camphan

Comment by RayEthier:
Beautiful image. Rather sad you didn't make it larger, as I am sure it would have gained from it.

For Every Thirst There's A Flavor. Purple FlowerAde! Is it in You?
by camphan

Comment by PapaBob:
Nice image, but a little to small to really see the detail it looks like it may have. 5

For Every Thirst There's A Flavor. Purple FlowerAde! Is it in You?
by camphan

Comment by mist:
You're not alone in this challenge in having a photo that's too much on the small side to really do its best. Try to use all 640 pixels across the longest side.

For Every Thirst There's A Flavor. Purple FlowerAde! Is it in You?
by camphan

Comment by mpreslar:
This is too small and oversaturated.

For Every Thirst There's A Flavor. Purple FlowerAde! Is it in You?
by camphan

Comment by IreneM:
Sorry, this is not purple for me. It's pink.

For Every Thirst There's A Flavor. Purple FlowerAde! Is it in You?
by camphan

Comment by Dr.Confuser:
Bigger pixel dimensions and file size will score better. Otherwise a nice photo.

For Every Thirst There's A Flavor. Purple FlowerAde! Is it in You?
by camphan

Comment by daboardergirl:
Why is it so small??

Lighting of the Tree
by camphan

Comment by ambaker:
Critique Club Review:

You've got a couple of competing items here. The red streaks, obviously not from the train, because of their brightness placement command attention.

At the same time the light above the tree make a play for center stage.

If you were going for a Christmas tree effect, an angle where the light was at the top of the tree would be a little more effective.

Also, since this is and advance rules challenge, I would recommend eliminating the bird, or whatever the object is, above the gap between the two rail cars.

I think this photo might have worked best for me without rail cars and without red streaks.