Dog Days of Summer
by GrandmaEMT

Comment:
Great subject! I think the hot spots from the sun are a little distracting... maybe you could have underexposed some more and let the left corner go darker.

Summer Love On Coney Island
by tolyanchik

Comment:
I'm going to assume that this was street photography and these where not your friends posing for you.

Drought
by csoka

Comment:
The foreground seems a little out of focus, maybe because of a shallow depth of field. I believe this particular show would be better with as much in focus as possible.

Summer Means Horse Racing
by rickhd13

Comment:
Too bad the jocky's head got chopped off by the horse on the far left....

Cold shower on hot summer day.
by grosmongol

Comment:
I am not sure if the overexposure was intentional, but I think it takes away from a photo with a LOT of potential. I think the little girl in the yellow suit adds a little bit of clutter... maybe shot again when she has moved to the left? I know it's hard with candids, but keep shooting.

And now.. in Québec..
by marypowa666

Comment:
Not a bad shot, but I have a couple of recommendations:
- try to keep the horizon level for shots like this.
- Maybe a slightly shorter and wider crop.

Sonata in Blue
by MarionH

Comment:
Amazing

In Through The Out Door
by ChrisW123

Comment:
I read the comments and then reviewed the image again. My inial thoughts remain the same.
I saw the subject as the strong structure of the window frame (right angles) played against the delicate and random structure of the tree. The blurred white window frame is a strong element (right angle) because of it's size and an important element because it foreshadows the right angles in the window pain. The fountain servers a similar purpose by foreshadowing the delicate and random structure of the tree. I still think it's a great photograph with a lot of depth.

I don't think a photograph needs to WOW you in less than a second to be good. Sometimes it takes minute to enjoy the depth.

I don't know if the photographer saw what I did, but that is probably ok too.

Right angle
by Alexys

Comment:
Definitely right angles, but the top left seems to be a little out of focus. I know that's being picky, but I didn't take much off. I just think still photos of precision instruments usually benefit from sharp focus.

Pens to Pens
by channeled

Comment:
Your Interpretation of the challenge is good, but I think the focus could be better given the subject was stationary.