Watching the sunset
by E450

Comment by bohemka:
Would work perfectly had the sunset been something a bit more interesting than the neighbor's driveway. No offense... the idea is excellent, the execution is excellent (the reflection is perfect), it's just the reflection subject that is lacking. Had you gone to a park overlooking (to reflect) the city and/or horizon and taken this same shot you'd be in the top ten. Well at least for me. As it is I give you a measly six and ask you to remember us here in crappy areas where we don't have sun to take such shots. Don't waste it.

Just 2 Last all night
by E450

Comment by farra:
I think a different composition might have worked better here. focus is a bit soft

Just 2 Last all night
by E450

Comment by giantmike:
This is a good attempt, with nice soft lighting and great clarity. To make it really good for stock photo use, I would suggest:
- Not having product placement, as stock sites normally don't allow "advertisement" photos
- A perspective that is lower, especially so you don't see the broken foul at the top of the bottle
- Maybe more interested placement, such as next to an alarm clock.

Just 2 Last all night
by E450

Comment by kellmak10:
not a bad photo at all...but it's not a stock photo

Burgers and Dogs
by E450

Comment by merissab91:
needs to be focused more and i wish the colors were more vibrant

Burgers and Dogs
by E450

Comment by geinafets:
This looks like it was taken in open shade, which is why there is a blue/cyan tint to the image. Food usually looks more appetizing when the color cast is slightly warm.

Burgers and Dogs
by E450

Comment by kellmak10:
not a bad picture...just wish there was something going on or a main focal point in the pic...

Burgers and Dogs
by E450

Comment by liberty:
Nice comp, but the quality is bit poor. 5

Burgers and Dogs
by E450

Comment by sfalice:
A little better focus would help this image along nicely.

Burgers and Dogs
by E450

Comment by giantmike:
Some good looking meat there. My suggestion for this photo would be to use some extra light soure to really bring out the details in the food. An off camera flash (low power) could help a lot.