1 Horse Power, Iron Rims
by J-Me

Comment by Mal37:
Were you going for a feature of the old carraige, or the contrast of old and new? Either way the concept would work, but theres a problem, the background.
As it is, the subject is placed strongly in the center of the frame making the background seem incidental. To feature the carraige, try to remove as many distractions as possible. Try a low or high angle in this case. To contrast the carraige with the buildings, try to give them more or less equal weight in the image. In this case you could keep the carraige off to one side of the frame, for example.

Red, Ripe And Ready To Eat
by J-Me

Comment by bob350:
Nice layout and yummy looking greens. Unfortunately, the tomatoes did not turn out red in this image. Border is good, but the light diagonal bit of background between a couple of lettuce folds detracts.

1 Horse Power, Iron Rims
by J-Me

Comment by Shutter-For-Hire:
nice find!

Red, Ripe And Ready To Eat
by J-Me

Comment by Brent_S:
I applaud you not going overboard with saturation, but a little more vivid red might have worked a little better given to topic.

Red, Ripe And Ready To Eat
by J-Me

Comment by ocasta:
This doesn't appear appetizing. It might have been better if you used diffused light.

Red, Ripe And Ready To Eat
by J-Me

Comment by dtremain:
Something's off in your colors - the tomatoes look more orange than red.

Red, Ripe And Ready To Eat
by J-Me

Comment by WeJay:
Nice picture, a bit un-sharp on the main subject

Red, Ripe And Ready To Eat
by J-Me

Comment by JenniferGross:
looks delicious

Red, Ripe And Ready To Eat
by J-Me

Comment by Tiberius:
Looks orange to me. Not so focused. Might be my monitor and 5 for that reason 5

Red, Ripe And Ready To Eat
by J-Me

Comment by Balko:
Meets Challenge 2
Technicalities 2
Interestingness 1
Creativity 1
Personal Bias
Total = 6