Gates to Mountains
by Chicagrafo

Comment:
Nice patterns. Have you toy around with this composition in B&W? Are you using a wide angle lense. Looks like there's a little bit noise. Try turning down the ISO setting just a little bit and using a tripod.

Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment:
Overexposed picture. Turn down the ISO setting. If it's on auto, play around with the manual mode. Are you taking the picture with 640X480? Use a higher pixel count and lower in a Photo program. It will give a better result then taking the picture in a lower resolution.

The Right Way!
by sandabella

Comment:
Subject matter is boring. Composition is not interesting. You have the idea of getting the roofline. The shape are nice. More interesting in you zoom in a little bit more or getting the corner of the building. The vertical line of the side of the building would add a little something. Exposure is pretty good.
Remember it's a digital camera. Don't be afraid to take a lot of shots. Professional photographers take hundred or even thousands to get a few good shots.

snorkel man
by dasein06

Comment:
Looks a little like a watercolor painting. Colors are interesting.

How Many
by KevinRiggs

Comment:
Overexposed. Try bring the ISO setting down. If this was taken on auto play around with the manual setting. Downcast skies gives the light a hazy brightness. This should help out with the contrast.

Wake up in the morning sun
by tigna

Comment:
Overexposed too much light hitting the camera. Lower the ISO setting on your camera. If it was on auto, try playing around with the manual settings. Was it taken in portrait mode?

Bricks
by ckrolston

Comment:
Nice composition . I like the negative dark spaces. Colors are pretty good.

Right into the Candy Store
by Lee31

Comment:
Picture is overexposed. Try turning the ISO down a bit. Sometimes if there's too much light indoors you have to take it out of indoor mode and adjust manually. Composition is nice.

Bridge Towers
by GeneralE

Comment:
Washedout overexposed picture. Try lowering exposure setting, it will help on a bright day. Try infinity focus, it will give better focus to the fore and background. If you only want the bridge to be focus try landscape mode.

Nature's Building Blocks
by JC_Homola

Comment:
Picture has a lot of noise. Lighting may be too strong. Bring the ISO setting a bit lower. Decreasing the Exposure level should also help. These two things will give the pictures better contrast. Shadows and reflections would look a lot nicer.