Feelin' Blue...
by mliborio

Comment:
Nice lighting in this shot. I think if the person was further back in the hallway - and a bit smaller the feeling of blue might come across more.

Checkmate
by analogcereal

Comment:
The bright light in the window is a shame. Otherwise I like the shot - but I wonder if you could have changed the coloring a bit to give the pieces more of a blue look?

Blue Ivy
by NHCameraMan

Comment:
I think I would like this more if the vase were set a bit off center and more lighting on the bottle to bring out the blue rather than on the leaves.

Christmas tree ball
by elgomin

Comment:
The reflections in the ornament take a bit away from this shot - but it is nicely framed and a good idea.

Forever In Blue Jeans, Even While I Sleep!!!
by tattoo

Comment:
The composition here is just too flat for my taste. Good lighting, good focus, but I don't get much inspiration from the picture.

Outstanding
by crabappl3

Comment:
The dark shadow in the street is a bit distracting but I like this set up and feel of this shot. If you could have placed the newstands further down in the picture and showed more wall it would have emphasized the blue a bit more - but I am not sure if that would have been possible here.

Right from the Source
by Maytagman

Comment:
The black in the upper left is a distraction and a bit less light on the subject would be nice. I think the picture is pretty clear though - nice focus.

Star longing for Karin...
by shachar_d

Comment:
If this were cropped more so the foot was not included I think this would be a better shot. The foot doesn't add to the shot - it is really about the dogs eyes.

River Fog Rising
by Jak

Comment:
Nice set up. I like the reflection a lot and how the whole rest of the shot is swallowed in the fog.

Feeling Blue
by Bill Jones

Comment:
I definately see blue in this man but I wonder if you could have shown more of his surrounding to give a better idea of his isolation. (although perhaps that was not possible if there was too much commotion in the surrounding area). The only other suggestion would be to place him a bit more out of the center of the shot so he was more to the left or right.