El Castillo, Chichen Itza
by BeefnCheez

Comment:
Looking at this, I can feel the heat and humidity, even though it's been four years since I've visited there. I love the processing, especially the sky. To me it looks like a *little* rotation clockwise might be in order; the pyramid looks like it leans slightly left. The near corner is vertical, but it still seems to lean left.

Colorado state flower with an intruder
by jimsapp

Comment:
Not an easy capture,as I well know... your plane of focus is jut behind the bee, and while that creates good detail in the flower, the eye goes to the bee, which lacks some detail.

The Long Way Home
by SJCarter

Comment:
I'm not usually a fan of selective desat, but this works for me.

Sydney Opera House, Australia
by peter

Comment:
I like the perspective on the structure, and you got a beautiful sky to boot. I must say, though I'm not a fan of the processing.

The end of the day
by Giles

Comment:
The tilted horizon seems to throw the composition off. A little higher perspective also may have retained the foreground without it intruding into the scene as much.

She ain't Heavy
by galatia_n

Comment:
I really like this, but I keep wondering if it would have more impact with a tighter crop (showing less of the upper left)

Frisco blues
by vikas

Comment:
What a beautiful day in San Francisco! I love the composition, I like but don't love the processing (a matter of taste to be sure). Great detail, perhaps just a tiny bit over-sharp to my eye.

Southern Elegance
by grahamgator

Comment:
Simple and beautifully exposed. Nice work.

Flames of the sand
by redpanda

Comment:
I am just a sucker for slot canyon photos. I just never get tired of them. Nice work.

Early Morning Serenity
by Denise

Comment:
Your title says it all. Nice capture, and beautiful, restrained processing. Kudos.