Sub-Entrance
by edchuah

Comment:
cool escalator/stairway will be curious to see where this was shot -- over all the picture seems a little flat -- probably because you were shooting in a relatively dark area but with that bright patch of sky and red rock at the top and so the camera had some metering problems -- without some tweaks in photoshop I don't know what to suggest to help fix this

HSID ETILETAS
by Jake

Comment:
technically, this looks good -- overall it's sharp and well composed -- but the subject matter just leaves me completely uninterested :-/ sorry...

White and Blue
by zhsteve

Comment:
Really like the soft focus for the background -- compliments the flowers nicely

Peanut Butter
by Reign

Comment:
nice idea, but it's dark -- the knife looks like a piece of black plastic -- not tableware (although, maybe it is a picnic knife, I don't know)

The Transition We Have All Made
by Corey

Comment:
good idea but elements of the photogrpah are getting lost in the dark background (like the Nikon and lens on the left) -- your whites seem a little blown out as well

Progress
by Mousie

Comment:
the colors are brilliant, but the formation is way too formal for my liking -- maybe it's a clash between the unnatural lay out with the natural subject...

Amber
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
I dig the way the lines help frame the photo, but I'm a little distracted by the telephone pole on the left -- cropping a little from the bottom and a little from the left would have cropped it out and left everything in proportion and in the same relative positions

Crossing
by timj351

Comment:
while you can't do much about it for this contest without cheating, I think you might up the quality of this pic a bit by adding a little more contrast to the skyline itself so it's not quite so flat

One-Way Ticket
by TrickyBuddha

Comment:
neds some contrast work -- also kind of misted/foggy in places like your lens may need cleaning

Yummy in my Tummy
by PixelatedVisions

Comment:
I think this would have been a better shot as a macro, or at least more of a close up -- especially right around that area on the right with the lighter crawdads/crayfish. However, I also recognize may not be possible with your camera, nor would the idea of transition have been quite so clear.