Sushi Plus
by banmorn

Comment:
For me there is not enough clarity in the subjects - a bit too much blur to be aesthetically pleasing.

20 cents neon
by Phileine

Comment:
If this were more sharp it would be a great image to me. The washed out color and unsharp lines detract significantly. When composing an image with simpler design elements I think it's important to have them very clear. By simple I mean that you have 6 similar springs as opposed to a landscape, or an intricate flower. Hope this is helpful!

H3 Ranch
by annasense

Comment:
Nice capture of the reflection in the window. The tilted image is a bit distracting to me, and I would have liked a more hirozontal format to clip out the awning and emphasize the window and sign.

Rising Star
by JeremyFleury

Comment:
The fuzziness of the image is distracting. Perhaps it was handheld and a tripod would have helped? I do like the composition though.

Natural Neon
by Jade

Comment:
A bit of a turn-off for me in that to get this much brightness / saturation significant detail was sacrificed in the image. Just doesn't feel right to me.

Helianthus annuus in strong winds
by dinny

Comment:
I'm not normally into impressionistic / abstract styles, but the colors and sense of motion in this really captured my attention. I applaud you for doing somethign different here, and doing it well. [7]

5:50am
by Falc

Comment:
This picture epitomizes the concept of less is more. Excellent! If I were you, I'd put this on DPC prints.

In the Gloaming
by sher

Comment:
I love the lighting in this image - such intricate detail!

Reach for the sky
by smokeditor

Comment:
I love the choice of colors in this image, and overall the simplicity. You've chosen a strong subject and successfully eliminated anything distracting from the image. Well done!

Tree Rippening
by OneSweetSin

Comment:
This is screaming to have its saturation boosted. It also needs a bit more depth of field to keep the branch in focus, or more evenly focused. I think overexposure is your biggest obstacle on this shot. Bringing a folding car reflector with you to block the direct sunlight may help to get the tonal range down into a level the camera could handle.