Vrroom!
by glad2badad

Comment:
Interesting subject. I think the composition is busy and the colors could have been played up a bit more.

The Triumph Of The Yellow
by Long

Comment:
Nice play of light. Not really sure what to make of the subject and composition. My eyes are drawn to the numbers on the jar with yellow liquid but I don't understand how they are meaningful. I'm sure it's just me, but unless you meant to be cryptic (and the title doesn't help me here) I see what appears to be a detail of a larger "work"...

Nature's fire
by M.O.C.

Comment:
Very graphic! A pretty and controlled picture--a nice specimine photo. I'd like to see a bit more definition in the veins and some crispness on the hairs of the stem. Overall, very nice and well conceived. I'll let others help you decide if these are complementary colors...

Red and blue, just for you
by LalliSig

Comment:
A superb berry splash in a wine glass. I feel, however, that the reflected colors along the edges of the glass detract from the composition as a whole--perhaps a larger plain background was in order? The stem feels cut off at an odd place--something unbalanced about it too me. I'll let others help you decide if these are complementary colors...

Autumn In Bloom
by GolferDDS

Comment:
This image has a lovely warm glow and really feels like a field in autumn. I think that in order to really "pop" the focus on the tip of the teasle and the yellow seed head needs to be a bit crisper--the softness seems to push it toward blending with the background. There are also a few distracting elements in the composition especially around the edges, but the most egregious of these is the dard green leaves of another plant in the upper right hand corner. Overall, this has such a warm-day feeling to it that I almost want to excuse the flaws.

Peppers
by joansuzy

Comment:
Beautiful setting. I love the way the colors are arranged and play here. Definitiely full of contrast and complements! There are a few things that detract from the success of this picture, however. It feels tilted, perhaps cropping could level it? The lighting throws harsh highligts--if you have a polarizing filter it might help pull those down a bit so the emphasis would be on the peppers. The image seems pixelated--maybe a factor of oversharpening or just having a low-resolution image to work with--but those jaggy lines draw attention. Overall, a good eye for color and form, just a little more work on the technicalities and you'd have a very pleasing image here.

The only way they'll eat them...
by bertiebasset

Comment:
The splash has interest and is a good study in timing. The background is distracting however--perhaps a larger bowl? This just seems like a great idea with an "almost" execution. Definitely has the yuck-factor you were apparently trying for, though. :)

Black Lady
by anthonyczaja

Comment:
The red and green divide the photo in a pleasing way. I like the contrast of sharp and unfocused parts and it gives depth and texture to the image. The bug(?) seems to lack focus, and since it wants to be the focus of attention it would help if it were better defined.

Study in reds and greens
by VanGogh

Comment:
I see the several reds and greens and thus a "reason" for a study. But the colors and composition seem haphazard and so the reason for the image disappears.

dreaming in colour
by xtine

Comment:
Pleasing composition. The dynamic of the diagonals helps provide contrast to the sleeping child.