A tree absent of color
by WonderDude

Comment:
The image is a lot better than the score revealed. I think that you were hard done by. Beautifully framed.

In this series, there was another tree that was not so well framed and it scored higher!!!!

Found in Grandma's Old Desk
by godot

Comment:
This is one of my favourites. This centred composition really works with all those lines and the curved railing.

If I wanted to be really picky, I would comment on the very top left-hand side of the image where we see a glimpse of a darkened area. A slightly tighter crop may have fixed that OR you may have been able to clone the colour of the beam, in that area.

I understand that it is natural and it's only my pickiness that's talking, so I wouldn't worry too much about it.

Good work. Well done.

A tree absent of color
by WonderDude

Comment:
Wow, what a great picture, nicely framed.Well done

The Old Oak Tree
by daevans

Comment:
I would have liked to see more foreground and less area above the tree.

Arizona Sunset
by just_me

Comment:
This is my favourite image in the challenge. The way you have worked the changing colour layers is brilliant. I love the fact that the black foreground appears distant.
This is a very soothing photograph.

Walkies
by jomari

Comment:
This is such a lovely photo. Well composed with a natural feel.

Reconpunks
by Cory

Comment:
This is my favourite. Extremely well done.

One criticism, if I may. Subjects are too frame central. I would have liked to have seen more looking room. Rule of Thirds. Position the subjects more to the left.

I loved the clarity of the image.

Call Me
by Elaine

Comment:
For me, this is the stand-out image. Very well constructed and excellent colour selection. When the challenge is numbers, numbers is what I like to see. Nicely executed.

The Stylist
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I really like your picture composition in this image. The fact that we can actually see her face is a huge plus, together with the fact that it is an action shot. No other entries had all 3 components:
1.Excellent picture composition
2.Front on close up of face
3.Action shot
Nice work.

Broken
by sjhuls

Comment:
Jen, to save the trouble of the broom in the bucket of sand, which I found hilarious, have you ever considered a remote controller? I used one in my minimal portrait challenge.