Skinwalkers/by Tony Hillerman
by justine

Comment:
This picture is very interesting, but I'd love to see the color version, too!

Point Lobos
by ronners

Comment:
The picture is stunning, but I find the frame distracting.

The Name Of The Rose by Umberto Eco
by Shannon

Comment:
Wow. I like this unusual perspective, cropped much tighter than the traditional rose photo. The curves and colors are very sensual. On one hand, I'd like to see the depth of field a bit greater, so I can see more than one petal in crisp focus, but on the other hand, I like how it sort of melts away into the background. Nice job!

To the Lighthouse
by dan_pendleton

Comment:
I wish I had beautiful lighthouse landscapes to photograph! You've done a lovely job with this one. The composition of the frame is nice, and the smooth sand makes an inviting landscape.

A Photographic Guide to Birds
by TerryGee

Comment:
This is really a stunning shot. The short depth of field is crucial to making this picture come out well, and that brilliant green eye is amazing. I can't think of any constructive criticism to give you, so I think I'll stick to admiration!

Rose In Bloom
by AmiYuy

Comment:
This is a pretty good shot. The rose is in good focus, and the color is beautiful. I'd've liked to see a tighter crop, though.

Romeo & Juliet
by jackditch

Comment:
The picture itself is nice, though it's a bit asymmetrical. A bit cropped off the right would help that part, if you're interested in symmetry. But the title isn't directly reflected in the photo. Romeo and Juliet did have a lovely balcony scene, but without having read the play or seen the movie, a person couldn't know that.

Preserving the Taste. The Secrets to Great Salsa
by vrphotos

Comment:
This picture has fabulous colors. I like your background and the colorful salsa ingredients, but I wish the tablecloth were a different color, so that it would contrast more with the garlic and onions.

Mission
by JPR

Comment:
I love the rust red and tan colors against that brilliantly blue sky. The composition of this photo is lovely, as well.

Body... Temple of the soul.
by cimarron98

Comment:
In retrospect, I'm surprised nobody else used this idea, but since they didn't, you get originality points. And composition points, and technical points -- it's really a very nice shot.