Chin-y, chin, chin
by Digiteyes

Comment:
That is one curvy baby! The background is a little blown out, a different angle might be called for to help reduce this, since the baby's face could use an even lighter exposure.

Stallions at the Speed of Light
by jmsetzler

Comment:
That carousel seems familiar... where did you take this picture?

Urban Curves
by pdb209

Comment:
crazy composition! I wish the background were more in focus.

His and Hers
by ngoudy

Comment:
It's a shame the exposure is so dark, it could have used some more dramatic lighting.

vases
by aeli2468

Comment:
there appears to be a hair or something on the middle vase, get rid of that thing! :) Nice composition.

High-Class Decadence
by dequinix

Comment:
the chandelier is awkwardly resting on the edge of the photo, and is not hanging vertically, making this feel out of balance.

Point Reyes Garden
by cinnamon

Comment:
Watch your step!

Between a Rock and ... Another Rock
by zymara

Comment:
did you try taking this shot with the circle smack dab in the middle of the frame? I'd try to darken the exposre as well, overcast skies are a pain to work with.

The Guitar
by ElCarnicero

Comment:
the wall is not perfectly square with the camera, and it detracts from what could be a very nice formal presentation. I would also try moving the guitar away from the bottom edge of the picture just a bit. the lighting could be made more dramatic if it weren't directly above the guitar, but hit it at a 45 degree angle so it cast a shadow on the wall.

phi (and the proportions of nature)
by magnetic9999

Comment:
The vertical seam running down the wall along the leftmost edge of the curve is distracting, I'd try moving the framing a little to shift their relative locations