Our local version of M&M'S
by wenka

Comment:
The DOF in this seems a bit narrow. By default, when there's text I want to be able to see it clearly, and it's juuuuust starting to blur out. I like the highlights in the candies, and the organization of them. I'm not a huge fan of the packaging, I think I would have tried to say the same thing with only one bag as opposed to having 3.

Contemplation
by Shanny403

Comment:
this image reminds me of an oil spill, there's so many micro-reflections within the pools. I'm not a big fan of the title, but I can't offer any other one, so apparently it can't be that bad :D

Cold Storm
by Structor

Comment:
excellent image, very nice capture of drama, wonderful colors. I think I'd lose the harsh white rule, tone it down to 40% or so, as that contrast tends to draw my eye off the image plane.

blue(tu)lips
by romeoline

Comment:
pretty and unique flowers, but I can't help but look at the strange plasticine reflections on the left and right side. the violet in the background is nice, and adds some good color contrast.

Daydream
by rubentinajero7

Comment:
It's not a daydream -- it's a mass produced 'paradise.'

I like the shot, and not knowing whether it was taken from land, by boat, or from another dock. I think the cropping is a bit weird, the other canopies seemd to be distracting, I think I'd like it better if the one on the right with the red roof was cropped out.

The sky seems borderline dramatic, I think a polarizing filter would make that pop, and bring this to the next level.

COOL People
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Interesting effect, I hope you share how it was done.

Walk on, there's no such thing as ghosts........
by herfotoman

Comment:
wonderful shot, very creepy-eerie. In terms of color, I wish there was one more tone besides just green and brown, but hey, can't control that, right?

one of the things that I find working in your favor is that below the bridge, you can't tell the depth. it could be one foot, it could be 50, and when that's combined with the weathered nature of the bridge, it really invites the viewer to make their own story up.

My failed attempt at a cool ice shot
by hernan43

Comment:
(don't be so hard on yourself)

I like the blue horizon, especially where it meets the white in the upper right. To get some more contrast in those cubes, you can use a black card in the off-frame, as a reflection.

drops collision
by enizmon

Comment:
well lit, interesting form. could use a little bit of highlight control (what is that yellow vertical line from?)

very tranquil shot

After the storm
by edmeng

Comment:
nice photo. My favorite part is where the powerlines meet both the sky and the mountain. there's some wonderful contrast there. To be nit-picky, I wish this was a bit wider, other than that, wonderful.