Spring Break
by Jeileen

Comment by TooCool:
Kind of busy. Is the subject supposed to be the wheels, the people, the ocean or the palms? Can't tell.
TC

Spring Break
by Jeileen

Comment by CDS:
I like the scene. Too bad the lifeguard orange cone is so intrusive.

Spring Break
by Jeileen

Comment by grdSavant:
Well, what can I say?

Chaotic Street Art
by Jeileen

Comment by jpochard:
Nice colors in your shot. All the lines and colors in the artwork do appear somewhat chaotic and frenzied. I think I would have preferred this shot with only the artwork showing....not the street items as well. I'm not sure how that would go with the rules, however. Still, nice find for the challenge.

Chaotic Street Art
by Jeileen

Comment by obstetrify:
I woulfd like to have seen more of the wall, and less of the sky and the hoarding above. Nevertheless it is good. The colours are bright and the perspective is well caught.

Chaotic Street Art
by Jeileen

Comment by Sammie:
Your picture is really good, it meets the challenge very well. To my eye it looks a bit grainy but sometimes that can't be helped.

Chaotic Street Art
by Jeileen

Comment by pcody:
It looks very deliberate to me. It does have a "riot" of colors though. Get it? The telephone poles don't add to the composition and might have been avoided if a different angle had been used or some cropping. Aligning the bottom edge of the fence with the bottom edge of the frame might have increased the feeling of displacement.

Chaotic Street Art
by Jeileen

Comment by ozdick:
Nice shot of chaos, but the pole on the right is distracting. Maybe crop just to the left of it and then clone out the overhead wire. Blue looks a tad oversatured in the sky, but it certainly helps bring out the colour in the wall

Sundial in the Garden
by Jeileen

Comment by alternarule:
The sun is too strong in this shot. I understand that you are probably going for a silhoette effect but the sun distracts too much.

Sundial in the Garden
by Jeileen

Comment by orussell:
The glare and the radial color shift/rays/whatever, really take away from the beauty an interesting subject. Did you try experimenting with faster shutter/higher F-stop setting combinations in manual mode? That might make the sun less powerful while still giving you a nice sillouette. Hope this is helpful. :)